Posted by Steve A W on April 05, 2020 at 02:41:42 from (199.36.221.122):
In December of 2017 I bought a “reconditioned” battery for a 9N project. It came from an auto recycle facility. I didn’t want to buy a new battery for an unknown tractor that “Ran When Parked” So before we got tractor running my mother in law developed two new cancers. So the tractor project was put on hold. After she passed away my health went bad. So here it is two years after I bought this reconditioned battery. My daughter and I were working on her four wheeler and decided to put the charger on the tractor. I told her to try to crank it to see if it had anything left to it. It cranked! We gave it a shot of either and it fired up. My question is, how do they recondition a battery? That battery sat in a tent garage for two years and took right off. SteveA W
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