Almost II

[HFC <froggi@cdsnet.net>]

Fellow Spridgeteers,

While a battery may have sufficient "voltage" for the headlights, it may
not have the necessary  "amperage" required by the starting system.

Even a "fully charged" (appearing) battery can still be bad.  A load
test is your best bet.  In the absence of such equipment, try watching
the head lights as you try starting the engine.  If the lights are
bright before cranking but go out when you try starting, chances are
your battery needs replacing.

WFO Herb
Keep the sticky side down!