Tiger Small Engine
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Great charger that paid for itself years ago.
Great charger that paid for itself years ago.
I got a NOCO Genius 1 when I needed a charger and had AGM batteries. It has adapters you can leave hooked up to small engines or larger vehicles and comes with clamp leads. Seems to be the only one I need to cycle battery charging. I also own LiIon start pack, but only have had to use it once.
If the plates only show a little add distilled water, but make sure the low electro level was not the result of a spill. If it doesn't hold a charge and you can't buy a new battery, use a trickle charger going all the time to start it if you have one. I remember back in the early 1950s batteries would short out when the flaking from the plates accumulated in the bottom and finally shorted the plates. A good shake got some of them going again for a while. Maybe that won't work with recent batteries. That was a long time ago in a Model A I had.