Battery Tender recomendations?
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Battery Tender recomendations?
With the colder weather the car will be getting used less and less. For some reason with all the audio equipment in the car I have a slow electrical drain. Given 2-3 weeks of no use it will have an almost dead battery.
So I am going to try and keep it fresh by getting a tender and hopefully hook it up to the car for the winter.
Recommendations? Or are they all pretty much the same.
So I am going to try and keep it fresh by getting a tender and hopefully hook it up to the car for the winter.
Recommendations? Or are they all pretty much the same.
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They have them at Walmart for cheap.
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That is cheap, Jeff. Does that unit have the auto shut off feature?
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Originally Posted by Legal Bill,Sep 27 2010, 11:04 PM
That is cheap, Jeff. Does that unit have the auto shut off feature?
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For whatever reason, Rick's never bothered with this. The S battery stays hooked up all through the winter.
The new lawnmower has the auto start/battery. They suggest you bring the battery inside for the winter. It's on the "To do" list....maybe a tender should be as well.
The new lawnmower has the auto start/battery. They suggest you bring the battery inside for the winter. It's on the "To do" list....maybe a tender should be as well.
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Originally Posted by HARDtoTOP,Sep 27 2010, 06:08 PM
Harbor freight has really cheap ones too. I got one for $5 that I use to keep my mower battery fresh. Been working great for almost two years now.
just kidding
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$15 sounds like what I paid for mine. Also, West Marine has them for an ok price.