Re: jumping a 6v

Posted by 100Glenn on January 13, 2000 at 10:10:40 from (199.196.144.12):

In Reply to: jumping a 6v posted by ben on January 12, 2000 at 14:23:52:

I jumped my 6V Farmall 100 from a 12V Ford 2810 diesel last weekend. I charged the 6V battery, but it turned out to be bad. I clamped negative to negative. Since the 100 is positive ground, I clamped the positive on the Ford to the fender of the 100. She cranked right over and fired. I only let it run this way about five minutes - long enough to diagnose the dead generator. The sucker wouldn't make a single volt. As soon as I took the positive clamp off the fender, it died; that's how I know it wasn't charging.

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