Bring On Another Thousand (boat)
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Bring On Another Thousand (boat)
After the issue last weekend with my trailer and today being to windy to take the boat out I thought I would have a look at my batteries I got the impression they may be on the way out.
To my surprise I found the problem straight away both batteries were fully charged but only one would supply power when I checked the leads to the battery selector one came away in my hands. Here are both battery leads 1 separated and the other on the way out.
As all ways to late to get another one will have to pick one up mon so I can fish tue.
To my surprise I found the problem straight away both batteries were fully charged but only one would supply power when I checked the leads to the battery selector one came away in my hands. Here are both battery leads 1 separated and the other on the way out.
As all ways to late to get another one will have to pick one up mon so I can fish tue.
- GTSHoon
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Re: Bring On Another Thousand (boat)
Jeez mate that looks dodgy, lucky they didn't both go on the water!!!!!
Cam
Cam
The fishing was good; it was the catching that was bad
The gods do not deduct from man's allotted span the hours spent in fishing
The gods do not deduct from man's allotted span the hours spent in fishing
- ducky
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Re: Bring On Another Thousand (boat)
What size is that cable? Tell me the lengths you need and Ill happily make you up a few new leads (crimped and heat shrunk) for a grand lol. Ill even chuck in a tube of no-ox
I'm only joking but a few new leads sourced locally shouldn't be more than $100?
I'm only joking but a few new leads sourced locally shouldn't be more than $100?
- hangsta*
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Re: Bring On Another Thousand (boat)
surely you got an inch to spare on those leads.just crimp some new terminals couple of bucks each
- rixter
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Re: Bring On Another Thousand (boat)
:thumbsup: , unless the copper in the wire has gone brittle and white/green chalky also.hangsta* wrote:surely you got an inch to spare on those leads.just crimp some new terminals couple of bucks each
If you have an old spare set of decent jumper leads for cars that you don't use or need, one of these cables can be used, just replace the clips with terminals. Cheap fix.
Cheers , Rick.
Here Fishy Fishy
Patience Young Grasshopper.
Patience Young Grasshopper.
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Re: Bring On Another Thousand (boat)
The lead is as green as kermit the frog I will pick up a couple of new leads my mate has already put my order in for a pair of new batteries silver calcium. I will be glad to get all the bugs out prior to my bermie trip dont want any drama there 40k offshore. And thanks for the offer ducky.
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Re: Bring On Another Thousand (boat)
fair chance the wire is rooted nude up
bm
bm
you gotta hav a crack even if yr just pissin in the wind
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Re: Bring On Another Thousand (boat)
For $100 it doesn't pay to take a chance I also like peace of mind its not only me but I dont like rooting my mates around if the boat failed
Re: Bring On Another Thousand (boat)
Tinned copper all the way!!
With a liberal coat of lithium grease.
With a liberal coat of lithium grease.
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Re: Bring On Another Thousand (boat)
Just had two new leads made (tinned copper) at the local mechanic at portarlington $49 now off to fit them and relocate the battery selector switch off the floor what were they thinking when the batteries were installed. I hope it wasn't haines who installed the twin batteries.