http://www.autozone.com/autozone/cat...uestid=1147932
If I did this right, click on the above link to see it. |
Great idea!
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I like it! Amazon has them for $22. I see one in my future. :)
I see Autozone has them for $14 for those near one. |
I usually just stab a screw driver through the top and pry it out with that.
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After removing the battery the first time, I went and installed a 2 inch wide velcro strip around it. Now all I do is grap the strap and lift it out cost. 1 dollar at the dollar store.
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yes, cdestuck, that's the same unit i was telling you guys about. the pads are slim enough to where you can grip the battery and the tool works great.
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Good find. Added it to my list.
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I just turn the bike over and shake it. :D
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Too much trouble & just another tool to lose in the garage....I just put the bolts back in the battery & use something to pick both up....just make sure you aren't letting the + & - contact each other...I've done this with bike batts, lawn mower batts & even car batts with the side posts.....
12Gauge |
Originally Posted by 12Gauge
(Post 6508931)
Too much trouble & just another tool to lose in the garage....I just put the bolts back in the battery & use something to pick both up....just make sure you aren't letting the + & - contact each other...I've done this with bike batts, lawn mower batts & even car batts with the side posts.....
12Gauge I like the tool idea better though. Quick and easy and good for other batteries around too. |
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