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Car batteries question....
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04/15/17 01:53 AM
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Sniper
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How much lead can I recover from a car battery? If the battery weighs 40lbs... after deducting the acid and plastic, how much lead is left?
Anyone here ever tried this? What was your outcome???
Just want cheap sorce of lead for jugline weights.
Thanks, Sniper
really???
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Re: Car batteries question....
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#12200049
04/15/17 01:56 AM
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Chris B
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Not sure but coffee cans, eyehooks and concrete are fairly cheap.
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Re: Car batteries question....
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04/15/17 02:18 AM
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I have tried that... they tend to rust after awhile and get sharp edges.
Thought I would try old batteries. Was hoping someone here had some insight.
-Thx
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Re: Car batteries question....
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04/15/17 02:27 AM
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TR176
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There are no really safe way to get rid of the acid on your own not to mention the case. Go by a tire shop and get some wheel weights or look for window sash weights. I use cheap barbells, you can even plasticoat them
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Re: Car batteries question....
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#12200217
04/15/17 03:47 AM
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Mo
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A solo cup , a piece of copper wire and concrete. Much easier to deal with than batteries. Last for years Mo
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Re: Car batteries question....
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04/15/17 11:07 AM
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hopalong
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3 hole bricks, cheap, non polluting and easy to get hold of.
you can adjust weight easy enough, I buy the smallest wire cable I can get, usually 1/16".
heavy nylon line works too.
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Re: Car batteries question....
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04/15/17 11:14 AM
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Pintail711
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Lead weights are pretty cheap as it is.
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Re: Car batteries question....
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#12200461
04/15/17 01:16 PM
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fitter2259
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Recycling batteries for trot line weights seems pretty messy ad troublesome, plus they will never be worth as much as they are in exchange. Masonry bricks at HD are pretty cheap.....easy peasey.
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Re: Car batteries question....
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#12200512
04/15/17 02:09 PM
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Cast
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I tried recycling an old lead acid battery once, but the toxic fumes killed me.
Cast I have a short attention spa
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