

| Subject: | Re: Aux battery access woes |
| From: | Daniel O Stevens |
| Date: | Wed, 4 Apr 2007 09:49:38 -0400 |
Imagine having to remove your front wheel. There's a model Chevy car that has the battery in the DS front wheel well. Battery placement isn't a major worry for auto mfgs. It's generally an item that gets serviced once every 4-7years for factory batteries. Yes I've had more then 1 factory battery last more then 5 years Though not in a camper application yet. But for ease of access/use that's why I plan on adding a fork truck connector for my jumper cables. They stock a mid sized one at my local Napa for $40~ Dan in NY ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------- From: Ellen in Oregon <elleninoregon@HOTMAIL.COM> Subject: Re: Aux battery access woes Imagine, having to take your seat or steering wheel off just to get to the battery! After I sent my first message to the list, I went back out and applied a couple of screwdrivers, prying this way and that....voila, a corner popped up. I literally ripped the cover out of there (and I don't plan on putting it back either) the starting battery has plastic shields that fit over the terminals; any reason why I can use these on the aux battery too? Oh, the good news is, the aux battery is only a little over a year old, and the voltage is acceptable (14 volts or so). Ellen
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