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I have horrible diarrhea at work tonight. I also happened to have to move some stuff around using the fork lift tonight while my intestines were doing somersaults. I think that experience was infinitely preferable than reading the flatulence that Rounders posted in this thread.
I'm quite sure that all here know I do not care for the Round Man ... I've never put anyone on ignore ... With so many quoting him ( some of his statements are quite ludicrous ) having him on ignore doesn't really help ... Now, back to those battery bolts :>)
It's actually rather easy to ignore. As soon as I see the name I move to the next post. It doesn't have to be on the list.
I've read this entire thread, hoping to address the problem I have, but haven't found anything.
My problem is, I have the battery bolt, but my battery is missing.
I'm sure someone will be Around to explain that, he's had that a few times I believe........
Your post specifically read, I get 20 years out of my batteries verbatim. Stop it already. Just leave it alone. Por favor.
No reply requested or required. Move on.
These are batteries that will last 20 years likes the ones discussed in the article about load testing. That I did not put up.
You can load test every 5 years or resistance check, yearly. We do resistance test because it doesn't stress batteries, but it is more expensive due to labor.
Load testing has come about due to regulations.
Again I am not against load testing,it is just not the first thing I do. I trouble shoot.
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