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My old battery wasn't cranking the engine over in the sub-zero temperatures we've been having, so I decided it was time for a replacement.
Always looking for the opportunity to upgrade, I purchased an AGM (Absorbed Glass Mat) battery from www.barden-uk.com. The guy I dealt with there was very helpful (Phil Smith) when I explained what I was looking for.
These batteries cost more (mine was £135) but are lighter and smaller than standard. Check out the difference, my original battery is on the left.
The original battery weighed 18kg, the new one 10kg.
Nice.
Always looking for the opportunity to upgrade, I purchased an AGM (Absorbed Glass Mat) battery from www.barden-uk.com. The guy I dealt with there was very helpful (Phil Smith) when I explained what I was looking for.
These batteries cost more (mine was £135) but are lighter and smaller than standard. Check out the difference, my original battery is on the left.
The original battery weighed 18kg, the new one 10kg.
Nice.
simonsparrow said:
Extra 300 Driver said:
DOes the hight of the unit not hold it in place? I cant remember!
It does, so I'm going to have to hold it in another way (not quite sure how yet).
Put some appropriately sized blocks of wood under it? I know ideally you would have it at the bottom to keep the COG low, but that leaves problems getting to the terminals
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