Wow this subject sure has been going round and round. Best of choice in MY OPINION. Now that has been said, you want a Schumacher maintainer / charger. Read that a couple of times! Wally world had these but changed them about a moth ago. You can still find them at other places. Wally world changes stuff all of the time. Now you want a 1.5 or 2 Amp charge 6/12 volt automatic select, maintainer and desulfate. Unit. Hook it to your battery, plug it in, and walk away. Takes care of everything. Between my place and the folks farm as of today I am up to over TEN Schumacher charger maintainer units. All of them are working great. Just check the water level in your battery and bring to level with distilled water. Might be a little low from hard summer use. Now look at the picture and read the boxes. The smaller box says charge AND maintainer. Read the box before you buy. A charger will slowly fry your battery if you leave it on too long. Over night is long enough. You want a maintainer. Floating chargers are baloney. Hope that covered it. Other picture is four batteries in the kitchen on maintainers. Give them a couple of weeks desulfating and then put them in the basement till spring.
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