I have a 12 volt battery on a John Deere D series lawn tracker. will this work on it?
138447
Yes, I have 12 homes in Arizona that leave their cars any where from 3 to 6 months without driving them. The batteries stay charged over that period. I also use them on batteries in gas golf carts.
138448
the box reads '6v / 12v auto detection; ideal for maintaining motorcycle, car & marine batteries'. we use it for our travel trailer battery. box also reads 'connects in seconds w/ quick connect harness; microprocessor controlled; reverse hook-up protection; accessories included' 'maintains your battery at the optimal charge - for quick use after storage'
138449
I bought this charger because it charges ALL normal batteries 6 volt , 12 volt car , truck, motorcycle big and small tractors . Being a 1.5 amp charger it could take awhile to fully charge a low charged battery .
138450
yes it detects whether its a 6 volt or 12 volt but this is a floating charger works best when the battery is in storage ( during winter months )
345968
i honestly do not know. try taking the part# and cross reference to your model # thru the john deere site
747404
Not sure. We replaced the mower and do not have the model number any more. You can get the correct battery number from a parts-list from various web sources.
1662428
It works on any 12 volt battery. It has its own built in fuse,so you don't have to hook one up.
985372
This will work with any 12v battery. I use it on a lead acid and a gel matt.
1500971
I used mine on a 4 unit - 6 volt battery bank in my RV. If they make a unit for 12 volt batteries I don't know. Contact the manufacturer
542215
These are direct replacement for 1156. Your lawn mower would be 12 volt DC .
2279320
If it will fit the contacts it will work. The trimmer would have a somewhat lower speed than it would with a 24 volt battery.
1505607
It should, I am running mine as a ground telemetry monitor for a drone FPV unit it is working fine a 11.1 LiPo battery I hope that helps, any 12v power source should run it
1232942
I am not sure.I used this battery to fit an older Gator and it worked well.You must use original case and wiring harness.If the John Deere Tractor uses the same battery as the Gator I think it should work.
877367
I purchased this battery to replace the battery in my alarm system. I don't know if this will work with your riding lawn mower.
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Hi Robert! This item will not work for your 12 volt application. It connects to 6, 6 volt batteries in a 36 volt golf cart. Does this by hooking up to positive lead on battery one, and negative lead on battery six, so its reading a true 36 volts to give its reading. Hooking it up to your single 12 volt battery, the dial would read as only being1/3 charged if your battery was fully charged. I hope this helps!
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I installed mine on a John Deere. No instructions came with it. It fits into a socket so unless the pin out of the socket is different or if the mowers called out as compatible to this switch is different it should work.
470805
Yes it will work , but make sure you check the battery electrolyte every now and then. And start your tractor every month so your engine won't stick from lack of use.
783109
As far as I know I think it will work with any motor having the external igniter, it worked fine on my John Deere F-series
1157283
It should work on any 12 volt DC source...usually golf cart batteries are wired in series to produce the higher voltage, so I would be extremely careful and test your connection for the correct voltage BEFORE you connect the LED's...higher voltage will probably burn the lights out permanently.
764381
Not sure,if yours is 12 volt, I would think so if plus or minus is correct.