Schumacher, Mdl SC1, automatic battery maintainer. 12 volt, .75 amp (3/4 amp). Cost just under $10- at Walmart. For lead acid, Gel, and AMG batteries.
Been using it for 4 days on large batteries and one each 10 AH battery. Works fine, automatically shuts off when battery is fully charged.
Reason I purchased it was that the 10 AH battery for a gen set would not fully charge using my digital battery charger and I smashed the battery charger that came with the generator set the battery belongs on. Put the 10 AH battery on the maintainer, charged the battery up.
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Battery Maintainer
I have an excuse. CRS.
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Re: Battery Maintainer
So impressed with the battery maintainer that I purchased two more.
I have an excuse. CRS.
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Re: Battery Maintainer
tractor supply sells one for under $20, it can tell if it is 6 or 12 volt and selects it, no buttons or switches, so it can do both with one maintainer
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Re: Battery Maintainer
I no longer have any 6 volt machines. All have been converted to 12 volt. Sold the 6 volt Ford pickup several years ago.
Initial reason I purchased the battery maintainer was that the replacement battery charger for the generator set was $40 and change. And then the factory battery charger would only work on the generator set.
The battery on the gen set is very small and expensive. When this battery dies, will do some modification to install a larger and less expensive battery.
I have one skid steer with a snow blade mounted on the bucket. No deep/heavy snow is several years. Only started the skid steer every so often. This battery maintainer should keep the battery fully charged, just in case we get a heavy snow.
Initial reason I purchased the battery maintainer was that the replacement battery charger for the generator set was $40 and change. And then the factory battery charger would only work on the generator set.
The battery on the gen set is very small and expensive. When this battery dies, will do some modification to install a larger and less expensive battery.
I have one skid steer with a snow blade mounted on the bucket. No deep/heavy snow is several years. Only started the skid steer every so often. This battery maintainer should keep the battery fully charged, just in case we get a heavy snow.
I have an excuse. CRS.
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