I think my 8 AGM batteries may need load testing individually. When using a load tester do I need to disconnect each battery for a test +/-. What load tester is recommended that won't break the bank ? ???
Charge and test each one separate,you can buy a good analog load tester for under 50 bucks,the digital is nice but mine didn't last I am now back to the old analog type a OTC 3180 100 amp I paid 30 bucks for,HF sells one for around 20 bucks but I never used one of theirs
Gary at B&B Coachworks in Vegas suggested I buy one at Harbor Freight too so he thinks they are okay. As always when working with batteries, wear eye protection. I blew up a battery in my bus last year and it is not a pretty sight. Thankfully I was not leaning over it when it blew.
This way you can even check each cell separately.
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Quote from: luvrbus on March 31, 2017, 06:43:09 AM... HF sells one for around 20 bucks but I never used one of theirs
I bought one off HF (or Northern Tool - forget which, same imported carp) website. It works but the clamps are super flimsy. I "baby" it when I'm using it and I hope that it keeps working.