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Re: Batteries, can you have too many amps?
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Posted by skipper on March 09, 2006 at 18:48:59 from (71.101.172.89):
In Reply to: Batteries, can you have too many amps? posted by Tim B from MA on March 09, 2006 at 16:28:06:
There is one small item. I think the lawn mower battery may be built to take more vibration and shock. Over a period of time the plates in the car battery may shake loose sooner, but that would not stop me from giving it a try if it fits. Depends on how smooth your mower is and how tough the car battery is built. Just a slight chance of a problem later!
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