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OT - Battery care for winter or storage
This winter I'd like to try to keep my batteries in good condition if possible. I've got a zero turn mower, tractor, truck, backhoe, marine batteries for the boat, I've counted 8 lead acid batteries to maintain in all. My goal is to keep everything charged to be ready when I need it and have my batteries to still be good next year when I need to mow again. Possibilities are on-board automatic chargers or perhaps use weatherproof connectors and running cables to a cabinet with chargers. Not sure if I should run 120V to each vehicle for an on board charger or run the chargers in a cabinet and run 12V charge leads to each battery. Just wondering if any here have recommendations or good/bad experiences with such? RogerN |
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