Posted by bison on July 12, 2013 at 22:48:45 from (69.168.144.141):
I hauled the other day a 95 dodge diesel home to take the engine out that was given to me.
This truck had been sitting without ever fired up again on the backfourty for the better part of 8 years but had still both batts in it hooked up and all.
They looked in decent shape and weren't bulging or cracked.
There was still a trace of voltage in them when i put the DVM on them so i figered what the heck, lets put them on the trickle charger for a couple days.
Today i tested them on my carbonpile load tester and to my surprise they both tested very good. :lol:
My batts usually freeze to pieces in the first winter when they run empty but these went trough at least 7 of them seemingly without harm
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