i use a dish liquid bottle when wife has used all of it wash the soap suds out real good put water in and squeze bottle til the water level is right : in the battery and the water will stop coming out
i use a dish liquid bottle when wife has used all of it wash the soap suds out real good put water in and squeze bottle til the water level is right : in the battery and the water will stop coming out
"There is no substitute for time on the water"
Just can't leave well enough alone!!
98 Stratos 273 w/ 150 Faststrike
something else to add to that is if your batteries are hard to with the bottle you buy some clear tubing a the hardware store that will fit the cap on the bottle and that way you dont have to take the battery out
Smart thinking. I think i'll try that idea. In fact i believe we have an empty one now.
YOU are not entitled to what I have earned!!!!!
2014 Phoenix 619 Pro / 2014 Mercury 200 Pro XS
I use a Turkey Baster. Squeeze bulb, drop in gal jug of Distilled water, let fill up. Go over to battery, put tip of baster in hole and squeeze again.
Enjoying life in Southern Illinois
5 ft clear tubing and a hemostat.
Put end of tube in gal of water, siphon, hemostat to stop.
One cell to the next with a gallon capacity!
Catch Ya on the water!!
Z20 / 225 Pro XS
dumb question what happens if you put to much water in the cells?
I like that.
If over filled
They can "boil" over and make a BIG mess. Battery acid water is VERY corrosive.
Enjoying life in Southern Illinois
Very corrosive. Make sure you have plastic battery trays underneath. When I talke my boat out from winterization, I remove the batteries, top off, charge, and then put back in. I have an aluminum boat and once that acid gets on your boat, you have a real problem. If you do spill, mix baking soda with water and pour over the acid to neutralize.
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