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Melted Battery Terminal, any Options?...And new Seat Covers

rickf

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In the case of recasting you will find that a good bond is not gong to happen most of the time. The old post will have to be exceptionally clean, the mold will have to be preheated and the lead will have to be hot enough to melt the top layer of the old post to create the bond. Then it will have to be left alone until it has cooled down.

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If your going to recast a new post I have used a self tapping screw kind of like rebar in concrete turn it into the old post a ways then cast the new post around it.
 

m16ty

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In the case of recasting you will find that a good bond is not gong to happen most of the time. The old post will have to be exceptionally clean, the mold will have to be preheated and the lead will have to be hot enough to melt the top layer of the old post to create the bond. Then it will have to be left alone until it has cooled down.

Rick
The local battery shop that used to re-cast post would cut what was left of the old post down flush with the top of the battery before they poured the new post. You would think this would make the worst possible bond but they always held up.
 
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