Posted by CharlieNJ on September 22, 2014 at 18:56:30 from (174.57.216.64):
In Reply to: 200 Stuck Clutch posted by Lmack on September 22, 2014 at 17:53:54:
Lmack, the picture is of a battery explosion I had not long ago. I put some sticks in it to show how it split, it naturally blew the caps off too, but they are back on in the picture. I blew up a battery one time about 30 years ago, but it did not make the noise this one did. Strange part was I did not even make a spark. Found out the regulator failed and the alternator was putting out 16 volts steady. Well, after 2 hours of mowing I shut the tractor down for several minutes, when I went to restart it...KaBoom. Sooo, I won't chew you out, but will remind you to be careful! Best Regards, Charlie
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