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Jumpstarting a 560

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Turbo1206

03-12-2004 09:48:13




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What is the proper jumper cable placement on a 2 6volt battery 12 volt system? Sorry if this is a dumb ?. Thanks to all




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scotc

03-12-2004 17:43:32




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 Re: Jumpstarting a 560 in reply to Turbo1206, 03-12-2004 09:48:13  
Check if its positive or negative ground, if the battery positive cable goes to the starter, its neg ground, and if the battery negative goes to the starter, its positive ground. I'm guessing, being 12 volt, its negative ground. Hook your positive cable to the tractor battery that has a cable going to the starter(not the one that only is connected to the other battery), neg to any grounded part of the tractor, I go to the motor-to-bellhousing bolts. If its positive ground just switch the cables

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Bob M

03-12-2004 11:30:39




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 Re: Jumpstarting a 560 in reply to Turbo1206, 03-12-2004 09:48:13  
If remember the following, you cannot go wrong. Applies regardless of vehicle ground polarity, or whether your equipment have two 2 x 6 volt batteries, one 12 volt battery or a combination:

1) RED jumper cable - connect ONLY to battery (+) terminals (or to grounded metal for positive grounded equipment)

2) BLACK jumper cable- connect ONLY to battery (-) terminals (or to grounded metal for negative grounded equipment)

3) On 2 x 6 volt battery systems NEVER connect a jumper cable to either of the two battery posts that connect to each other!

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Now assuming your 560 is positive ground (one 6 volt battery's (+) terminal is connected to the frame, and the other battery's (-) terminal connects to the starter), and you're jumping from a vehicle that's negative ground, hook up your jumpers as follows:

Red jumper cable: From grounded (+) battery terminal on 560 to the (+) battery terminal on other vehicle.

Black jumper cable: From hot (-) battery post on 560 to grounded metal (engine block or frame) on other vehicle. (For safety make the block/frame ground connection last.)

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Aces

03-12-2004 10:19:27




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 Re: Jumpstarting a 560 in reply to Turbo1206, 03-12-2004 09:48:13  
Same as 1 12volt Positive to positive and negitive to negitive so from the starter gable on the 1 battery to the ground cable on the other.



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