Battery Tender - where on earth do you......
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02-08-2008, 10:35 AM
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RE: Battery Tender - where on earth do you......
Here is an easy way to install. I removed the battery and routed the lead through the back of the battery box then around the back of the battery box to the left side when facing the battery box. I then reconnected the battery and slid it back into the battery box pulling the slack out the back.
The battery was too snug of a fit in mine to comfortably install it any other way.
It works great and the lead tucks in between the battery box and the rear plastic fender entension.
Hope this helps
Mark
The battery was too snug of a fit in mine to comfortably install it any other way.
It works great and the lead tucks in between the battery box and the rear plastic fender entension.
Hope this helps
Mark
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02-08-2008, 11:31 AM
RE: Battery Tender - where on earth do you......
ORIGINAL: Romark
Here is an easy way to install. I removed the battery and routed the lead through the back of the battery box then around the back of the battery box to the left side when facing the battery box. I then reconnected the battery and slid it back into the battery box pulling the slack out the back.
The battery was too snug of a fit in mine to comfortably install it any other way.
It works great and the lead tucks in between the battery box and the rear plastic fender entension.
Hope this helps
Mark
Here is an easy way to install. I removed the battery and routed the lead through the back of the battery box then around the back of the battery box to the left side when facing the battery box. I then reconnected the battery and slid it back into the battery box pulling the slack out the back.
The battery was too snug of a fit in mine to comfortably install it any other way.
It works great and the lead tucks in between the battery box and the rear plastic fender entension.
Hope this helps
Mark
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RE: Battery Tender - where on earth do you......
before the days of 3 phase charging systems the old charging systems were pretty lame, when my bikes are in for the night or inclement weather, the chargers are are plugged in. in fact, Deka, the battery manufacturer recommends a float charger on their AGM batteries, I believe they make HD's AGM batteries.the pigtails on my bikesare sticking out of the frame area by the ignition switch.
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02-08-2008, 10:42 PM
RE: Battery Tender - where on earth do you......
ORIGINAL: KBFXDLI
Mine is wired to the battery terminals and wrapped around the rubber strap that secures the battery. In Winter I remove the battery cover and leave it off so I can connect the tender once a month. Then in Spring I jam it in there and replace the cover.
Mine is wired to the battery terminals and wrapped around the rubber strap that secures the battery. In Winter I remove the battery cover and leave it off so I can connect the tender once a month. Then in Spring I jam it in there and replace the cover.
Thats exactly what I do on my WG also.
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02-08-2008, 11:02 PM
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