Hello
Just looked up M6 - December 2006 - wow almost 17 years old!!
The battery voltage on the tractor battery is 10 VDC not 12 VDC. Each of the 6 cells is approximately 2 VDC so that means I have One dead cell so the battery is No Good.
The date code is M6
M = Dec and 6 = 2006 so it is 17 years old. That lasted a long time?
Also the charger light is green and needle keeps pegging and the manual says that means the battery is dead.
Therefore I picked up another Gold Sears Die Hard AGM battery at Advance Auto and got $10 back for the core charge.
Bingo - It Starts right up!
Pic 1 - Oh No - Approx 10 VDC - One cell is dead!
Pic 2 - HF CEN-TECH charger with engine start
https://www.harborfreight.com/21050-amp-12v-manual-charger-with-engine-start-59424.html
Pic 3 - Oh-No - charger Green light = Bad Battery!
Pic 4 - New Die Hard AGM - Date code 10/23
Pic 5 - Sales slip shows price less core charge.
Did anyone else have this issue?
Just looked up M6 - December 2006 - wow almost 17 years old!!
The battery voltage on the tractor battery is 10 VDC not 12 VDC. Each of the 6 cells is approximately 2 VDC so that means I have One dead cell so the battery is No Good.
The date code is M6
M = Dec and 6 = 2006 so it is 17 years old. That lasted a long time?
Also the charger light is green and needle keeps pegging and the manual says that means the battery is dead.
Therefore I picked up another Gold Sears Die Hard AGM battery at Advance Auto and got $10 back for the core charge.
Bingo - It Starts right up!
Pic 1 - Oh No - Approx 10 VDC - One cell is dead!
Pic 2 - HF CEN-TECH charger with engine start
https://www.harborfreight.com/21050-amp-12v-manual-charger-with-engine-start-59424.html
Pic 3 - Oh-No - charger Green light = Bad Battery!
Pic 4 - New Die Hard AGM - Date code 10/23
Pic 5 - Sales slip shows price less core charge.
Did anyone else have this issue?