Re: Tractor Battery

Posted by greenbeanman on November 18, 2004 at 09:20:49 from (4.244.189.175):

In Reply to: Re: Tractor Battery posted by Ramrod on November 18, 2004 at 06:33:30:

I'm a little fuzzy on this and would like to see some other posts as well from those more knowledgable.

I'm of the opinion that a battery may have more CCA (cold cranking amps) than another, but going from two six volt units to one twelve many also cut the time the battery can spin the starter even though with more CCA.

I'm also of the opinion that going to two "like" batteries will not change the CCA, but merely extend the cranking time. As an example, two 400 CCA batteries would not produce 800 CCA, but would produce 400 for nearly twice as long or longer.

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