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Battery replacement and tray

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Richard And Babs Ames:
Just about any cabinet shop can get drawer slide hardware in several grades and features. We got full out heavy duty that is only limited by the cables.

neil omalley:
Hi guys: anyone know how long you can leave he batteries out of the coach,I.e uncoupled from ant power before the parasitic draw items(transmission memory,etc) begin to lose their memories - or is it a moot point.  I would like to remove my batteries ,clean and repaint the tray but am afraid to disconnect the batteries for any appreciable time.  Need I be concerned? Thanks.

Gerald Farris:
Neil,
There is nothing to be concerned about when disconnecting your batteries for any length of time that is necessary to repair your battery tray.

Gerald  

John Padmore:
Well, I had a new battery tray fabricated and painted it with rubberized undercoating. In my haste to reinstall I didn't take a picture. Had the 2 chassis batteries tested and they were good. Purchased 4 new 6volt batteries and installed them. The tray slides great now. For some reason I can't upload a file. This is the error message I get:  The file you have tried to upload is either too big, invalid, or exceeds the maximum size of a multiple-attachment message. Thanks.....


John

Steve Huber:
John,
You probably need to resize the photos so max size is =>1 Mbit. For instructions on how to do this, go to the General Discussion Board and select the PC or Mac "Sticky" for the procedure to resize and post photos on the forum.
Steve

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