Posted by s.crum on October 03, 2008 at 05:56:47 from (4.156.228.49):
Yesterday in response to Mama's statement that she and the dog heard a loud bang the night before, I started looking around. I found the 6 volt battery in my John Deere M had self destructed quite catastophically. I had put my old Century charger on it that day and I'm thinking now that there was a failure in the charger that caused the battery to overheat. Anyhow I've junked that charger and need to replace it. Has anyone used a Schumacher SC-600A 6 or 12 volt charger? I see these on Fleabay frequently and wonder if they are worth buying. I cannot find a 6 volt charger locally and have even had kids at Autozone tell me there's no such thing as a 6 volt battery.
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