Posted by Bill(Wis) on May 17, 2019 at 20:17:30 from (174.197.10.24):
In Reply to: Starting batteries posted by Bret4207 on May 17, 2019 at 08:03:17:
I still have the original battery in my 18 year old Kubota M6800. I have no idea where it was made. It says "Kubota" on the side of it. When I need to replace it I'm going straight to Kubota. I do have a battery disconnect switch. The mechanical lever type from Fram I believe. If the tractor sits more than just overnight it gets disconnected. That tractor does all of my snowplowing in winter and a most of my utility work. More work than my other two tractors put together. In winter, I plug in the block heater and hook up a Starter charger to let the battery charge while the engine is warming. Then I put the charger on start mode and turn the key. It starts as if it were summer. I've never wasted a dime on a trickle charger and I never will. I wouldn't waste a dime on a Wally World Never Start battery either although I've been a Walmart stockholder for almost 40 years.
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