From: JTravis (dagobert@ix.netcom.com)
Date: Thu Jun 02 2005 - 08:20:40 PDT
Hey Dave (and list),
A while back, I remember a discussion about a chemical that one could
add to their batteries that was supposed to extend their lives and renew
those with build-up problems. What was the name of that chemical, and
where does one get it at? My neighbor just bought an electric golf cart
to use for going to swap meets, car shows, etc. and I was trying to
remember so that I might help him out. He's on disablity, and anything
that makes the batteries last longer is that much he can save. Thanks,
one and all.
Jay Travis
l51940@aol.com wrote:
> Reading the recent "jumping 24 volt" posts reminded me that my 6tls in
> my m35a2 are 4 years old. They have gotten to this age with
> absolutely zero maintenance. In fact, the first time that I have ever
> looked inside to check the water level was 2 or 3 weeks ago. The
> truck is run every week during the decent weather and is started every
> couple of weeks during the winter. I do keep it inside a drafty barn
> (gotta protect the Aervoe paint). Joe Young must have had a good
> batch of batteries then.
>
> BTW the new ring mount looks most excellent on my truck. Every kid in
> town (even old kids) want to spin it around. The neighbors who don't
> know me are concerned and we will keep it that way.
>
> Dave McConnell
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