Posted by Pete in Holland MI on August 22, 2017 at 12:53:14 from (104.129.196.114):
In Reply to: Stupid question posted by Jegs on August 22, 2017 at 08:02:17:
Jegs -
You didn't say what the vehicle voltage was that you are jumping from.
If you are jumping a dead 6 volt tractor from a 12 volt vehicle:
1) Turn the dead tractor key to the run position. 2) Set brake and ensure in neutral. 3) Connect the 12 volt positive lead of the running vehicle to the starter lug on the dead tractor battery. 4) Connect the 12 volt negative lead of the running vehicle to somewhere on the frame of the dead tractor......and immediately...the starter will turn and hopefully tractor start. Immediately remove that lead from the frame.
Jumping a 12 volt system to a 6 volt system, battery to battery, will cause damage to one or both vehicles.
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