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Re: Jump starting a 6V + grd. with 12V - grd.
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Posted by No, that will blow up on January 22, 2000 at 19:03:42 from (209.182.66.175):
In Reply to: Jump starting a 6V + grd. with 12V - grd. posted by Jim Gurney on January 22, 2000 at 18:46:00:
That way will bring trouble. If you only have a 12 volt battery to jump with, disconnect the starter wire from the tractor. turn on the ignition using the 6 volts from the battery. Jump the 12 volt to the starter, polarity does not matter. The starter will spin like mad, and if any power is in the 6 volt battery, it will provide ignition. If you cannot disconnect the starter from the tractor battery without disconnecting everything, then disconnect the 6 volt battery entirely, and subsitute the 12 volt, positive ground. The generator will not charge, because it senses over voltage. The coil and points will not be harmed for a short time. Best thing is to take out the 6 volt and put it on the battery charger.
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