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Posted by Burrhead on July 12, 2000 at 15:47:36 from (12.74.16.5):
In Reply to: Oh that darn battery! posted by Jack on July 11, 2000 at 18:57:33:
It sounds like a slight short in the plates Jack. Over charging is the only other thing I know of. It will still weep with either of these problems, even after you take it out of the tractor. The easiest to check for me would be to put a tester on the tractor while it's running and check the gen output. If the out put is ok then load up the draw on the battery. If there's a short in the plates it should boil or bubble a little when the battery is in a strain.
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