Battery Chager for tractor

P_Cash

im looking to buy a charger for the tractor,

is there anything i need to know.

i remember we had one years ago, it did the car battery and the tractor battery,

only a ford 3000, and the odd jeep battery,

3 tonne digger battery etc.

anyone recommend one?

would be useful also to have an accurate gauge to tell me whats in the battery power wise.

cheers

MickeyShtyles

P_Cash wrote: »

im looking to buy a charger for the tractor,

is there anything i need to know.

i remember we had one years ago, it did the car battery and the tractor battery,

only a ford 3000, and the odd jeep battery,

3 tonne digger battery etc.

anyone recommend one?

would be useful also to have an accurate gauge to tell me whats in the battery power wise.

cheers

We gotta fair good one in work, can get ya a name and model and all on Monday.

P_Cash

MickeyShtyles wrote: »

We gotta fair good one in work, can get ya a name and model and all on Monday.

thanks,

from reading i think the amount of amps it can push is important,

sounds like i need a 12-16

MickeyShtyles

P_Cash wrote: »

thanks,

from reading i think the amount of amps it can push is important,

sounds like i need a 12-16

Well ours generally is switching between a forklift, MF35 and a Landini 8880.

orm0nd

we have 1 of these here & it does anything we've asked

www.jebbtools.ie/24-volt-battery-charger

some folks don't like SIP , but have a couple of items here & no worries

Zr105

Got a ring charger in halfrauds last week there, slow cycle is 2amp the fast charge is 20amp, has a start facility rated to 80amps, but is rated to charge anything up to a 12l engine.

Was €85 there checked Argos and it was €105

MickeyShtyles

Sorry for the delay lads!

cj maxx

Bought a ctek mx10 (10 amp)
Twill start the tractor in 20/30 mins from flat(ish)
Rang them before i bought it and he advised that . Bigger ones than 10 or so will shorten battery life , so he said
Pricey though. !