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83 am General Truck batteries
You might have a pulse type charger. I think those help de-sulphate the battery. I would let it go over night.- gimpyrobb
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- Forum: 5-ton and up
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83 am General Truck batteries
Hard to say without knowing what kind of charger you have. Mine is a smart charger and has an LED that lights when its done. If I test once its done and the load tester leaves the green, the battery is bad.- gimpyrobb
- Post #24
- Forum: 5-ton and up
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83 am General Truck batteries
It could work, but why go with the bare minimum? I look for the highest CCA battery that will fit. As I said before, look for some 8D batterys.- gimpyrobb
- Post #17
- Forum: 5-ton and up
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83 am General Truck batteries
Thats awful low on amp hours, why not group 31?- gimpyrobb
- Post #15
- Forum: 5-ton and up
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83 am General Truck batteries
You might be able to charge them one at a time and bring them back, hard to say till you do it.- gimpyrobb
- Post #12
- Forum: 5-ton and up
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83 am General Truck batteries
You need to be careful running it with bad batterys. That can burn out your alt.- gimpyrobb
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- Forum: 5-ton and up
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83 am General Truck batteries
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=series+parallel+connection#seen- gimpyrobb
- Post #6
- Forum: 5-ton and up
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83 am General Truck batteries
You have a series parallel connection. Think of it as 2-24 volt batterys in parallel. You could just get two "8d" batterys(in series) and be done with it.- gimpyrobb
- Post #4
- Forum: 5-ton and up