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Re: Bass Boat question [Re: bassdad44] #14443630 08/09/22 01:47 AM
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Glad its fixed. I've owned enough boats in my lifetime to have experienced this a few times and it usually always loose or dirty connections. I just make a habit out of checking and cleaning them ever so often.


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Re: Bass Boat question [Re: bassdad44] #14444165 08/09/22 05:04 PM
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Put a dab of axle grease on all the connections to the battery keeps out the moisture and keeps it from rusting. Do it on cars too. Never have a connection problem again!


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