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werlax wrote:
For those of you who have gone through a winter with their boat before, I'm curious about something. This is, pretty obviously, my first winter for the boat and I'm not sure how necessary it is to physically remove the batteries from the boat. I'll disconnect them, but they're in a difficult spot and I'd rather not have to kill myself getting them out. Also, on a related note... I'm assuming the digital hour meter I have isn't going to reset? Thanks! If you're in a cold climate, I suggest you yank the batteries, take them home, clean them up, add distilled water if they are wet cells, and store them where the temp stays above freezing. Then I'd top them up once a month with an auto-shut off charger. That's what I do with my boat batteries. -- __________________________________________________ __________ Email sent to will never reach me. |
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