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Re: Slow Cranking Tractor - Help
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Posted by paul on August 05, 2004 at 11:18:59 from (66.60.197.46):
In Reply to: Slow Cranking Tractor - Help posted by Scott TN on August 05, 2004 at 10:27:21:
Cold cranking amps - more is better! :) Bigger wires, and solid tight connections at all ends are important. I'll bet you have issues with dirty connectors & small cables..... In series doubles the volts, takes on the amps of the _weakest_ battery. In parallel doubles the amps - well, adds together the amps. I'd look for one 12v that has more CCA's than you have now; if there isn't anything that fits, then go with 2. More connections, more fuss, more places for a bad connection, but what can you do. Guess I'd lean towards 2 12v in parallel, but not sure why.... --->Paul
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