battery

[baler 46]

Hi


Just wondering if there is any chemical to rejuvenate and older battery?There was some thing you could put in battery cells to rejuvenated and older battery that would not hold it charge to good,but that probably did not work to well any way.Do not want to by a battery this late in the fall,and let it site all winter because i do not use it in the winter. thanks

 

[El Toro]

When I finish with my mowers with electric start I bring the batteries inside so they don't freeze.
I use a full size car battery in my garden tractor and I don't remove it since I use it in the winter for snow removal. It has been in there for over 5 years and it's Walmart's best battery. The mowers and tiller have motorcycle
batteries. I never had one of those garden tractor battery's to last very long. Hal

 

[Kent of SWMO]

If you have an AUTO-ZONE store near you buy there best L/G Battery which has 425 Cranking Amps. Depending on sales tax the will cost around $35.00. This is the ONLY L/G Battery I use as they are lasting 4 to 5 year and I Do Not remove them from the equipment in the winter.

Kent

 

[Anonymous-0]

Try two aspins in each cell and check water leavel . then put a charger on it or jump it run it for awhile it should work it works for me.

 

[Anonymous-0]

try puting two aspinsin each cell and check water leavel an put acharge on it or junp it run it for a while it works for me .

 

[Charger69]

On the subject of batteries, I was cutting grass with a Craftsman 20 hp Koehler when the mower deck stopped. I thought that a belt broke so I took it back to the garage. I shut it off and found that the belts were fine but I could not start the tractor again. It acted as if the starter or solenoid was bad. To make a long story short, the four year old Carcraft battery went bad and caused the electric clutch, which operates the engine pulley to disengage. For a while I thought it was a bad starter or some other electrical problem. A new battery solved the problem.