Can i use this to charge a john deer riding lawnmower battery that is 6 volts (I think)?
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It seems to me that you could...but I honestly don't know for sure. You might check the manual (online) for more info. http://www.powerstationusa.com/manuals/PSX2.pdf Sorry I can't be of more help!
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This produces twelve volts. Buy a battery minder for that six volt. They're under twenty dollars at Wal-Mart. This might blow up your lawnmower battery. It's basically a car battery with a handle
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NEVER use a 12V charger on a 6V battery. You could fry either the battery or the charger. You can cause the battery to leak or explode.
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I've seen some discussions where there was a regulator required for use with solar chargers in some situations. Had the same issue with my lawn tractor; no charge after 8 hours in the sun. But it works fine for other batteries... go figure. May want to ask someone at your cycle shop about how to use this. And the other responders are right, if your battery is stone dead this thing isn't gonna help you. I found a 6A Stanley charger at Lowe's for $25 to use on the lawn tractor.
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I don't believe it can fully charge a 36 volt battery. If you use it a few times for what it can charge the battery you could damage the battery and not have it ever charge to 36 volts. I had those 24 volt chargers go bad after awhile so I cut the charging cable off, went to walmart and bought a better charger meant for a child's riding toy. I spliced the cable to it and have never had a problem again. The charger at walmart was $49.95 and it took 5 minutes to splice the cable. Just be sure to get hot and ground wires spliced correctly. God Bless... Rob
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Yes, I have a bad boy buggy that I use during hunting season with 8 six volt batteries. This charger works great.
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Yes it will charge any 12-volt automotive battery quite well. It will NOT work on my older 6-volt automobiles....JOHN
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This would probably work fine to charge your car battery, but it would be slow. This is more of a trickle charger than a fast battery charger. There are actually some better choices out there for car batteries. I have a classic car, and I keep a Battery Tender 021-0123 Battery Tender Junior 12V Battery Charger attached to that, and it keeps the battery totally charged. If you want a really fast charge (which is harder on your battery, it will reduce the life of the battery) you could use something like the Schumacher SE-5212A 2/10/50 Amp Automatic Handheld Battery Charger.
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If a charger came with your tool, it will work to charge this battery. Basically, any 12 volt Milwaukee charger that this will fit into should work for you. When it comes to charging, it's the voltage that matters.
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Sure, I use mine to charge every kind of battery I have! Make sure you follow the battery's manufacturer recomendations for what to set on the charger
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The answer is Yes and No. Any 12 volt charger will charge it, but must have the right size "Spade Lug" connectors to mate with the battery terminals. Or have an "adaptor cable" to convert the typical 12 volt charger cable connector to the battery lugs. Be careful to use a low current charger adaptor, not a car battery charger.
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My charger does the same thing as long as the battery is still able to charge I wouldn't get a new one. I'm working on 8 yrs with the original battery in my mower.
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That should work. I use mine to maintain six 6 volt batteries in my golf cart. However I wouldn't use this device as a charger. I think it would take quite awhile to charge batteries that are low. It's main function is to maintain a charge. You might call the company. They were real helpful in answering some questions I had when I bought mine.
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2 6volt batteries is still 6 volts. I don't think this charger will work for you, there are some dual 6/12 volt chargers, but I think this charger is just 12 volt.
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Yes but go to local hobby store with your battery and invest in a quick charger. The charger that comes with it takes six hours to charge battery
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I charged a lawn mower battery,6 volt tractor battery and a 12 volt battery with no problem, make sure the light are coming on and you have the ( + and _ ) on the right post and the charger on the correct settings.
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You would have to put 4 batteries in series and all would have to be in about the same condition--not an optimal method. you would be better off putting two 6 volt batteries in series on a 12V charger
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I think that you are talking about 2 batteries (each 6 volts) - This charger I bought was to charge 6-6 volt batteries for my golf cart which is why the advertisement states 36 volts. If it is for a single battery yes, a 36 volt charger could hurt-damage or destroy a 12 volt battery