Posted by mwkellner on November 26, 2012 at 09:25:56 from (74.81.133.130):
My Dad"s Super c battery has been sitting for over a year. I want to charge it or determine that the battery is no longer any good. I have seveal questions that I need answered here because I have gotten conflicting opinions from friends, neighbors and O"Rielly"s auto store. Do I hook up the charger + to + or backwards? Do I need to disconnect the battery from tractor before charging? What polarity is the generator on the tractor charging the battery? The tractor is kept on another property and not run very often. I would like to keep this from happening in the future. Is a cheap float charger effective in this situation, or do i need the more expensive digital mantainence charger. I know this is a lot of questions, but I know they will be answered correctly here. Thanks so much for all of your help.
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