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Yes a battery tender or battery minder would be you best bet. Leave it on=
there for at least a week. You may need to boost it with a charger if it =
won't get started for to lie voltage, but that is your best bet for saving =
the battery
I use a BatteryMinder, likely the same basic circuitry as the tender,. I h=
ave brought back some really weak batteries, some that would barely crank t=
he engine over by leaving them on that "pulse" cycle for a week or more and=
now they work great even in the cold winter months. What they claim it do=
es, is break down the sulfate growth between cells, which is what eventuall=
y kills the battery.
I usually put every battery in the garage on it for a day or two a year as =
a precaution. The dying batteries are still running strong.
Jack
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Yes a battery tender or battery minder would be you best bet. L=
eave it on there for at least a week. You may need to boost it with a=
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I use a BatteryMinder, likely the same basic circuitry as the tender,. =
; I have brought back some really weak batteries, some that would barely cr=
ank the engine over by leaving them on that "pulse" cycle for a w=
eek or more and now they work great even in the
cold winter months. What they claim it does, is break down the sulfa=
te growth between cells, which is what eventually kills the battery.<br>
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I usually put every battery in the garage on it for a day or two a year as =
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