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How is the best way to store a standard car or truck 12v battery? It is fairly new and taken out of service. I want to keep it in good condition in case one somewhere fails and this can be used as a replacment. Thank You |
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I've been told never to store them on a concrete floor. Put them up on wood blocks, maybe connected to a trickle charger. :roll:
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Just my humble opinion. I always keep the battery clean and I usually keep the terminals/cable ends immersed in some kind of grease (white lithium in a tube works) to effect di-electric (read non corroside atmoshpere) properties. If (which it seldom happens) I have a battery that needs stored for period of time I just keep it clean in a warmer place like the basement. Trickle chargers are pretty cheap but I don't own one. Really should use one on the mower battery.
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