| class="googleright"> | | | | ⢠Goggles and Gloves |
| Itâs time to pop the hood and determine if the | | | | ⢠Post / Clamp Cleaner |
| heart of your electric golf cart survived the slumber, or | | | | ⢠Hydrometer |
| deep freeze, of winter. | | | | ⢠Distilled Water, Baking Soda and Petroleum |
| Most deep cycle 6 volt and 8 volt batteries will survive | | | | Jelly |
| and lead a productive life for 2 to 5 years, but harsh | | | | Be sure to wear protective gear while handling any |
| conditions such as extreme cold, or heat, can | | | | battery and remove all jewelry, as the jewelry may |
| significantly shorten the lifespan of even the most | | | | create an arc between battery posts, resulting in |
| robust battery. Lack of âcyclingâ the | | | | serious injury. Do not allow battery acid that may have |
| battery, discharging and recharging, can also lead to an | | | | leaked from the batteries to come into contact with |
| early demise. | | | | your skin. Rinse your skin immediately should contact |
| There are a few tools that you will need in order to | | | | occur. The use of baking soda will neutralize any spilled |
| prepare to check and maintain your deep cycle, 6 and | | | | battery acid, and any corrosion on, or around, the |
| 8 volt batteries: | | | | battery posts. Never add acid to any battery, or |
| | | | smoke while replacing batteries. |
| ⢠Voltmeter | | | | |