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Re: Starting battery question
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Posted by buickanddeere on October 21, 2006 at 07:49:05 from (209.240.120.192):
In Reply to: Starting battery question posted by frankiee on October 21, 2006 at 07:04:53:
It would be less rough on the battery(s) to have enough of them and not be moving them around.
An AGM battery is among the most abuse resistant batteries to vibration.
A marine battery is fine except the CCA are low comparied to their physical size.
Too high temps, over charging, under charging,deep cycling & vibration are battery killers. Chewed up posts and loose posts from wrench stress will ruin a new battery in a few minutes. If turning a battery bolt, use two wrenches. The post can not take the strain.
Don't be pounding the battery clamp on or prying it off with a screw driver either. Those crimes are punishable via a pounding as well.
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