This is what I was thinking. Plus.....

Does one have to dispose of the old acid/water mix?  This would vary
depending on where one lives, but would't that in itself be a hassle?

Neil.

On 12/26/13, Dennis Haynes <d23haynes57@hotmail.com> wrote:

>.... More importantly for car batteries the time and trouble just isn't
> worth it. A $2,000 to $10,000 battery or bank you try to fix. A battery
> that
> costs about the same as a tank of fuel just isn't worth any effort.
> Especially if it can mean getting hurt or even left on the side of the
> road.

>

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