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Old 03-24-2018, 07:56 PM   #1
Andy4639
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Question Ramp truck winch??????????

I got 2 deep cycle 6 volt batteries. I wired them for 12 volts to run the winch on the ramp truck. I just installed them today so I'm charging them with my 12 volt charger.

My question is how would I wire them to the truck alternator so I can charge them while driving the truck? Also do you think the alternator would even charge them? What do I need to hook it up. I have plenty of cables and I have a blue sea switch that I can mount to turn it off from the system If I need to.
Spec are 48 volts DC max @ 300amps. Shouldn't have any trouble with it.

Right now I have 2 deep cycle 6 volts wired in series to = 12 volts. They are wired to the winch.
If I put a small size cable from the alternator to the cutoff switch then to the + of the first 6 volt battery then ground the 2-6 volt battery to the chassis, that's all I need right?
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