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On Tue, 21 Nov 2006 03:38:56 GMT, "Dave" wrote:

If batteries are kept fully charged, is it OK to leave them stored in the
boat (laid up) over the winter? Might get down to the teens once in a
while, but mostly will only dip into low 20s overnight.

- Dave


My last set of batteries lasted seven years. I take them out after
winterizing, put them in the garage on a shelf, and hit them with a trickle
charger about every other week all winter.
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I always take mine out and store them int he basement, except for when
I'm using one in the log splitter or dads tractor.




JohnH wrote:
On Tue, 21 Nov 2006 03:38:56 GMT, "Dave" wrote:

If batteries are kept fully charged, is it OK to leave them stored in the
boat (laid up) over the winter? Might get down to the teens once in a
while, but mostly will only dip into low 20s overnight.

- Dave


My last set of batteries lasted seven years. I take them out after
winterizing, put them in the garage on a shelf, and hit them with a trickle
charger about every other week all winter.


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