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hobbyfarmerinwi

09-10-2006 19:08:23

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I hope I can explain this.

1957 Case 311 6 volt tractor. When I charge the battery, it will hold a charge for a very long time, and when I start it for the first time after charging, the battery will spin the motor as well as anyone could hope.

After I turn it off, and go to re-start it, the battery seems to only have enough to hardly turn it over at all. This happens if I re-start it 1 min or 1 week after running the tractor.

The loss of battery power does not get worse, or better, if the tractor runs 3 mins or 3 hours.

What is causing the constant "low charged" battery?

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C. Amick

09-11-2006 09:20:09

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Re: Case 300 electrical in reply to hobbyfarmerinwi, 09-10-2006 19:08:23

How many charging amps does the ammeter show when the tractor is running? Does the ammeter needle got to zero with the tractor off?

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hobbyfarmerinwi

09-11-2006 17:39:17

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Re: Case 300 electrical in reply to C. Amick, 09-11-2006 09:20:09

Yes, it does go to zero when off

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C. Amick

09-12-2006 09:50:56

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Re: Case 300 electrical in reply to hobbyfarmerinwi, 09-11-2006 17:39:17

It doesn't show a discharge when off, right? Has the tractor been this way since you have had it? You should have at least Size No. 2 battery cables for 6 volt. Size No. 1 is even better. I have no more ideas right now.

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