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Changing Out Batteries

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Farmer38
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Changing Out Batteries

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Hi,

Still in prep mode for our winter cruising plans. Now, if I could only cut down on work, so I could be on the boat more! Anyhow - work pays for it all so.. onward.

I have purchased two new 8D AGM batteries to replace the 6 year old ones that are mounted in front of the V-drive under the salon. Anyone have advice on how to physically remove (and replace) these `50 lb beasts without hurting myself?

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Jim & Deserie

2000 32+2 Island Waters
12' Flex Boat RIB
St Petersburg, FL
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Re: Changing Out Batteries

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Remove/install them thru the access hatch under the dinette. Hire a young buck for the heavy work it's worth ever penny. Tom A
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Re: Changing Out Batteries

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Well - I didn't hire a young buck, but moved slowly and got the job done. It was a days work!
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St Petersburg, FL
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