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Originally Posted by LowePro

Hate to bring it up.....but have you got a history of leaving things in places for too long?????? CRAPPIE-N-LIVEWELLS?

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I kinda remember that lol

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Originally Posted by SlabLapper4sure

Feel for you Mike. Hope you can salvage those batteries.Glad I moved 2 up front. Also I get a quicker hole shot and trim.I just bit the bullet and bought 2 new group 29's recently myself.The 2 I replaced were both over 3yrs. old.You just love working on things don't you?

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Mine are probably 3 or 4 years old at least.
Heck my trollers i bought from Reese and were a year old i think. They were still going strong. Looked at it all just now and everything is pretty dry now. The battery post are a funky color and have those white corroded spots all over the posts.....probably not a good sign. Probably the worst park is pulling those dern trolling batteries out. Putting them in i dang near lost a pinky lol.

Them dudes are HEAVY!!!! Good luck dude!!

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Originally Posted by KDAVID1

Mine are probably 3 or 4 years old at least.
Heck my trollers i bought from Reese and were a year old i think. They were still going strong. Looked at it all just now and everything is pretty dry now. The battery post are a funky color and have those white corroded spots all over the posts.....probably not a good sign. Probably the worst park is pulling those dern trolling batteries out. Putting them in i dang near lost a pinky lol.

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Know what you mean, dern near need a boom to get some of em in, guber muscles you know. You've got a while yet.:biggrin

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Originally Posted by Boatbottom

Know what you mean, dern near need a boom to get some of em in, guber muscles you know. You've got a while yet.:biggrin

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Already there lol

Welp all connectors, fuses, and circuit breakers to the batteries will have to be replaced along with the batteries. Dang it.

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Originally Posted by KDAVID1

Welp all connectors, fuses, and circuit breakers to the batteries will have to be replaced along with the batteries. Dang it.

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Cut all your wires back some Mike. That electrolysis usually runs up the wire a ways.

You might need a reset, just put one wire to your left ear and the other to your right ear. If lightning shoots out of your foot they're good to go. (learned that from Amos and Andy). :yikes

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Originally Posted by cray

Cut all your wires back some Mike. That electrolysis usually runs up the wire a ways.

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Yep gonna have to redo all the terminals and or replace the cables.