Can batteries test "ok", but still be bad?
Let me begin by saying I have no knowledge/skills when it comes to all things mechanical, etc. This saga begins when I was parked for 5 mo season, and used a battery tender on the engine start batter...
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Kathy; I agree with others that the battery tender is probably not up to the task. It will take a very long time, if at all, to bring 2 chassis batteries up using a battery tender even if the batteries were only slightly down . Also when the batteries were load tested were they disconnected from each other, if not then you did not get a good test. My suggestion here is to purchase a "Amp-L-Start", the big brother to the "Trik-L-Start" made by LSL Products . Cost less than $70, easy install and don't worry about it any more.
Blessings; kdk
Blessings; kdk
