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Re: hooking up two batteries in plow truck
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Posted by the tractor vet on November 10, 2006 at 18:13:55 from (75.19.127.31):
In Reply to: hooking up two batteries in plow truck posted by jbird on November 10, 2006 at 12:35:16:
I plowed for 20 years with Ford F250's 4X4's and i ran a singal group 27 battery witheither a Myers or a Western plow on the ft and ran a 95 amp alt, now running all the lites with extra lites on the ft. and two 4411 sealed beams on the back for backup lites and the high output heater running full tilt plus a rotating sealed beam buddel gum on top i never had a problem with running out of juice . I also had a bunch of short lots with a lot of up and down right and left angel .
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