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#102981 10/17/2007 12:34 AM
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What is recomended in the way of battery tender to keep my truck battery alive in storage thru the cold Michigan winter. I am not looking for bells and wistles, keep it simple. Is the battery tender Jr for motor cycles or will it work for my needs? Are there other brands that work as well or better ?
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#102982 10/17/2007 1:08 AM
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I have used the 6v and 12v Battery Tender Jr chargers or years with no problems.

Take the battery out of the truck and store it off the ground. Or, leave the battery in the truck with the ground and power cables disconnected from the battery.

Tim


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