Unless it's one of those roll-around floor chargers, it won't even come close to starting that 200 by itself. Maybe not even then.
Those chargers have a 6V mode, so I sincerely doubt he has one of those.
Odds are if you plugged a basic 12V charger onto a 6V battery, you would pop the internal breaker on the charger. The 6V battery would draw too many Amps, and overload the charger.
Next time you're at Walmart, pick up a Shumacher 1.5A charger and battery maintainer. Leave it plugged in on the 200 all the time, and the tractor will be ready to start on a moment's notice all winter long.
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