

| Subject: | Re: House Battery and Clearance |
| From: | Chris Cary |
| Date: | Fri, 29 Jul 2022 19:44:49 +0000 |
I also have a battery under the back seat but it has come to the end of its usable life. It is time for me to replace it looking for a recommendation for a long lasting heavy duty battery that would work there too power 12 V refrigerator and all accessories? Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPhone On Friday, July 29, 2022, 3:37 PM, David Boan <dboan@OUTLOOK.COM> wrote: Hi Vanagon Types; For those considering where to locate an accessory battery, this may be use= ful information. Last year I replaced my deep cycle accessory battery with a 100ah AGM batte= ry and installed it in the rear closet (the coat closet, not the one furthe= st back. I got some feedback that the added weight (63 lbs) that far back= would aggravate the existing tendency to lean to the left. In fact, the di= fference between left and right rear wheels measured at the rim was 1" afte= r installing the battery (I do not recall what it was before). I just added a second house battery and rather than have two in the closet = I moved both to the driver side of the rear seat, which moved the first bat= tery forward and as far right as possible. That had no effect on the fron= t height, which also differs 1" from left to right, but it brought up the d= river side rear height by 1/4" and lowered the passenger side by 1/4"result= ing in a 1/2" difference in height versus the previous 1". I am interested to know what people think about the point a difference in h= eight is meaningless. Is a 1/2" difference in an empty vehicle with a full= propane tank not important, i.e. it has no detectible impact on handling? Wishing you all a great summer of camping Dave B Boise (where it is 103 degrees ;(
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