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/cgi-bin/YaBB.pl General Category >> Rubber Side Down! >> Adding battery water /cgi-bin/YaBB.pl?num=1231477828 Message started by Bear on 01/08/09 at 21:10:28 |
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Title: Adding battery water Post by Bear on 01/08/09 at 21:10:28 I took my battery out for the winter trickle charge last week. Looks like it could be topped off with water. Any suggestions on what to use to get little spritz of distilled water into those tiny battery holes? My significant other sugguested a baby snot sucker bulb. A 50cc syringe would be nice if anybody would sell me one. Must be a better way. |
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Title: Re: Adding battery water Post by serowbot on 01/08/09 at 21:16:38 snot sucker sounds great,...wash it real good before you re-snot the baby though... acid yun'no.... I have my own turkey baster in the shop... |
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Title: Re: Adding battery water Post by Digger on 01/08/09 at 21:37:50 I've had this little beauty for a long time: http://i235.photobucket.com/albums/ee201/Digger109/BatterySyringeE.jpg I got it from J.C. Whitney, but I don't think they sell it anymore. Here is another source: Battery Syringe (http://www.toolrage.com/prodView.asp?sku=PLE-75-033) IHTH! |
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Title: Re: Adding battery water Post by serowbot on 01/08/09 at 21:50:09 Gee!,...that would make a great snot sucker!... |
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Title: Re: Adding battery water Post by justin_o_guy2 on 01/08/09 at 22:13:03 I used a 3 CC syringe, till I got the Big Crank, now, No Mo Wattah! Kinda small, 3CCs, but the battery isnt too big. If it was a battery for a Biggo Car, then the thing holds a lot, but these? Naaaah,Just about Any syringe will do it. |
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Title: Re: Adding battery water Post by Yonuh Adisi on 01/08/09 at 22:47:34 Go to a vet supply store and pick up a syringe. That's where I got mine to refill my battery. |
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Title: Re: Adding battery water Post by odvelasc on 01/09/09 at 03:46:23 great idea. Now how long do I charge my battery for? I have a battery booster and charger and I did not charge my batter last month as I did not winter prep it until the end of november. |
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Title: Re: Adding battery water Post by Joe Friday on 01/09/09 at 04:58:45 I have one of those syringes that is used for injecting stuff into your Thanksgiving Turkey... Just wash out all the hot sauce first... |
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Title: Re: Adding battery water Post by bill67 on 01/09/09 at 04:59:10 charge on 2 amps 24 hours,every 2 months |
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Title: Re: Adding battery water Post by Mr. Hyde on 01/09/09 at 05:19:53 Yonuh's idea is the ticket. I picked up a small plastic syringe from my vet. It's used for giving medication orally to small animals. Use distilled water that you can buy at the grocery store. To test the battery I picked up a small battery tester from Walmart that I found in the sporting goods department (boats). It indicates battery condition via led lights. Cheap and effective. I have a trickle charger that I put on the battery once a month for about 24 hours. Keeps it topped up just perfect. |
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Title: Re: Adding battery water Post by thumperclone on 01/09/09 at 10:26:09 695F5E45587154594359300 wrote:
feed stores have them too |
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Title: Re: Adding battery water Post by bill67 on 01/09/09 at 11:18:45 turkey baster works. |
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Title: Re: Adding battery water Post by djo723 on 01/09/09 at 13:30:52 honestly when i did it a few days ago i just used a straw and put my finger on the top of it to trap the water. if it doesnt need much water it doesnt take long at all and saves you a few dollars |
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Title: Re: Adding battery water Post by SavRon on 01/09/09 at 14:19:14 eye dropper |
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Title: Re: Adding battery water Post by Bear on 01/09/09 at 15:16:45 Thanks for all the suggestions. Went to the local feed store and got a 35cc syringe and the biggest needle they had. Didn't use the needle, the snout on the syringe was long enough without it. Perfect size, worked great. |
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Title: Re: Adding battery water Post by Bear on 01/11/09 at 00:27:21 That syringe at the feed store set me back $1.09. Can't get much cheaper than that. Big needle I didn't use was 35 cents. |
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