Posted by John T on April 27, 2012 at 15:53:32 from (216.249.82.117):
In Reply to: Re: 8 volt battery posted by LJD on April 27, 2012 at 15:07:48:
Love our fun sparky chats, hope I helped you out below. I still with tongue in cheek, however, choose to call it a "band aid" as as its often a non factory "enhancement" you call it, so there we can call it anything we want lol. Seriously away from the semantics, if I had a tractor that absolutely MUST START at sub zero temps I'd opt for the more standard readily available 12 volt system instead of a cobbled up jury rigged (by most, even if us experienced folks or you and I did it right) oddball system. I say "system" because while many are smart enough to simply change out the battery they may not address any charging issues
Fun chattin with ya take care now and by the way, I also use a lotttttttt of "enhancements" and "band aids" or whatever you choose to call them over all the years of farming, who hasnt??
PS They started calling them band aid "brand" for fear of the term band aid alone loosing its trademark protection........
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