Posted by ss55 on September 05, 2020 at 15:56:56 from (96.42.212.92):
In Reply to: 8V Battery..... Charger posted by banjoman09 on September 04, 2020 at 14:53:53:
Can you take the 8 volt battery it to a professional garage and have them charge it up for you? That will tell you if the problem is the battery or your charging system.
Do you know why was an 8 volt battery installed in the first place? If your tractor's charging system isn't working or needs to be adjusted higher to charge 8 volts, you are going to spend some money on it anyway. Look for an old time shop, as newer shops won't know much about 64 plus year old 6 volt systems, much less an 8 volt quick fix setup.
I agree with the others, if you need to replace the 8 volt battery, either go back to the original 6 volts or upgrade to a 12 volt negative ground system.
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