Class A battery maintenance
Just got back from a trip. Had to repair our golf cart. While doing so, my buddy said you need to clean your batteries. We sprayed them with battery cleaner and then rinsed them off. All signs of corr...
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We've had our coach two years now. They've remained free of any corrosion over that time. This year I did spray the posts with a battery cleaner from the auto store. When dry I sprayed with a corrosion preventer. That has a red die of some kind in it that will change color if there's corrosion present. Didn't see any signs.
I preferred not to disconnect everything to clean if a problem wasn't apparent. I just tightened all the connections a bit. Some of the battery clamp straps loosened a bit over time. Its a good thing to check those too as if the battery can move slightly while driving it'll loosen the battery connections.
I installed ( really easy) the battery watering system. You can water them all at once from the outside of your RV.
http://www.janwp.com/mm5/merchant.mvc
I preferred not to disconnect everything to clean if a problem wasn't apparent. I just tightened all the connections a bit. Some of the battery clamp straps loosened a bit over time. Its a good thing to check those too as if the battery can move slightly while driving it'll loosen the battery connections.
I installed ( really easy) the battery watering system. You can water them all at once from the outside of your RV.
http://www.janwp.com/mm5/merchant.mvc
