How Long Can I Go On Stinking Batteries?

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I went and got a high end marine 4 bank battery charger. There is enough space for it behind my stairs right next to the batteries. I just cut a hole under the door and mounted a plug. The thing is a wizard, it looks at your batteries and decides what they need. Full on or trickle. Also once a month it'll run a maintenance routine past them. I carry a 100 foot extension cord in case I can plug in on the road. When I'm home I can plug the truck in and keep running my fridge for however long I want. Great for those hot days and the fridge is an oven for many miles.

So kiss your batteries troubles behind. Do like me, and you'll always have fresh charged batteries.

 

Nevermind

 

I actually started watching this. Went and got my coffee, and finished it lol.

So the moral to the story is; Fix the problem early, not like a rookie lol lol lol.

 

We never heard about the fuel pump. At least I never did.
You're the second poster here with bad fuel pump on that engine.
Bad batch maybe?

 

Just because you have a charger on your batteries. Don't mean you can kiss your battery troubles behind.

Nothing lasts forever. And batteries are no exception.

 

Of course but running batteries down really low is hard on them. Keeping good batteries properly charged will significantly lower your chances of batteries going bad.