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Default Removing battery

Hi,

Last time I took it to the lake was 06/26, it has been 1 month now, planning
not to use it in August as well. So altogether, it will be about 2 and 1/2
months. What is "fuel system gumming"?

David
Las Vegas

"Networkin" wrote in message
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What is the length of garage storage time at the 130f temps? Consider

fuel
system gumming up as well.

"David" wrote in message
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Hi,

I would like to remove the battery of our new 18' Sea Ray and store it
inside the house for awhile. The boat is now store inside the garage

and
only has 15 hours in it. I am in Las Vegas and I know the temperature

of
the garage shoots up to at least 130 to 140 during noon time. Its a wet
cell battery, I am worry that the battery is draining itself due to hot

and
stuffy condition. The problem is I have never removed a car/marine

battery
before and don't know the steps. I don't want to get shocked or damage

the
engine of the boat. All I know is when I helped to jump start a dead
battery of a car one time, there were sparks on the booster cable clamps
when they touched each other. Would someome tell me the steps please.

Also
for putting the battery back inside the boat.

Thanks
David
Las Vegas







 
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