would this work for a john deere tractor battery or a car battery?
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I have one of these in my polaris rzr 800 and works perfect to keep my baterry charge i think it would work great on a car batterie just remember that its to keep the baterie charge not for charge it.
1533918
I think this unit would be a little small for a car battery, but I'm not sure.Box states that it works with motorcycles, personal water crafts, ATV's, snowmobiles and tractors.Hope this helps!
1533919
NOTE: 1 watt at 12vdc means this only produces 1/12 amp. This is a "micro" trickle charger. Look at plug in trickle chargers on Amazon-- they range from 1/2 amp to 1.5 amps. So it will maintain a battery lead acid if it is small and is not operating too many systems such as car clocks, on-board computers, etc. 1/12 amp for 12 hours is only 1-amp-hr. So if your battery has a 100 amp hour capacity, it will take several hundred hours to charge it accounting for parasitic losses and changing battery voltage.
539280
I don't imagine so as this is for a 36 volt battery. i needed it for a 36 volt WORX lawnmower battery. Pretty sure they have a 12 volt version that would work for your car. Nice thing is you can wire the cable right to the battery, have it come out unnoticed through the grill for example and then plug the charger in without having to open the hood.
1612909
It will handle a car battery but really depends what you are going to control with it and how many amps it pulls.
1303577
It should work, its draw is 5 amps with a slight spike when it starts according to my power meter during its run, so for a car battery a constant but relatively low level 5 Amp/60 watt drain, you would need to look at your car starting battery to see if this type of drain is supported, many car starting batteries are designed to provide one powerful burst of current to get your car started, not a long term drain.
1308779
It worked on my John Deere and I see no reason it will not work on a motorcycle. If I remember my Honda CX500 (in 1984) I believe the batteries are the same size.
1891446
I just looked at my charger, its 12VDC / 2 amp, same output as a car cigarette lighter. It is a Positive TIP (center) and Negative Outside jack. As long as you get an adaptor to fit unit and ensure Positive TIP, it will work. As far Amps, a car battery has as much as 500 amps, but don't worry, your box will only draw the 2 or less amps, only what it needs of the available 500 amps.
1647491
I used this glow plug in a 332 john deere deere calls for a 107 glow plug which calls for 12 volts The 103 isonly 10.5 volts but my tractor measured only 10 volts at the plug so I used the 103 glow plug. It works perfectly
861901
I have a 110. I don't know. If the back of your John Deere looks like the one in the pic, then yes.
1662428
It works on any 12 volt battery. It has its own built in fuse,so you don't have to hook one up.
1403594
Do not know exactly but used on my 6 volt golf cart batteries worked excellent- nice piece of equipment- reasonable price
488586
Hmmm... I would not know as I have never worked one of those. If the battery housing dimension are the same, and voltage / amperage are comparable, then maybe.
224901
It should, I use mine for my tractor. This is not a lawn tractor it is a full size tractor with a very large 12 volt battery in it. Prior to hooking this charger to it the battery would slowly drain over several months from non-use. Since I've added the solar panel I've never had a dead battery. It should keep a charge on the trolling motor battery, but it may not be a full charge. It should keep you from having to completely charge the battery after sitting for long periods.
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This unit will work on any 12V lead acid type battery no matyter what it is in/on. If you don't drive the car often just hook up the alligator clips. If you store it get the cord that will tie to the battery and run it out under the hood of car and simply unplug when you want to drive the car.
1488700
There is a setting for 12volts but I wouldn't use this tester for a car battery. I would would either use a load tester or take it to an auto parts store or garage and have them test it.
1232944
It fits the dimensions, but you'll need to cut the wire harness in the tractor and put your own terminals on there. The knock off works about the same as the peg battery. No better. Also takes a long time to charge on a trickle charger. Cheaper for sure though.
1306974
I used this battery for a remote control golf cart. [one bag] It is not for a regular size golf cart.
998356
I use a small 12 volt gel filled tractor battery but any deep cycle battery will work.