15-04-2015, 09:35pm
Not trying to lead you down a KTM path with thus as I thought you just wanted to buy a newie....
BUT
How long are you cranking each time? The recommended batteries can do multiple 2-5 second starts without a failure but if you are doing say.... 15-30 second starts then the best OEM battery will die!
Next is take your battery to a battery specialist, they should be able to give you a free assessment of your battery condition. It's the CCA rating to focus on, but bigger ain't always better... Look for deep cycle!
If you need to buy a new battery then leave $50-75 to by a trickle charger like the boat owners have. These units actually charge and discharge a battery over time to keep it fully operational. You can get these any where from specialists to Bunnings.
hope this helps more?
BUT
How long are you cranking each time? The recommended batteries can do multiple 2-5 second starts without a failure but if you are doing say.... 15-30 second starts then the best OEM battery will die!
Next is take your battery to a battery specialist, they should be able to give you a free assessment of your battery condition. It's the CCA rating to focus on, but bigger ain't always better... Look for deep cycle!
If you need to buy a new battery then leave $50-75 to by a trickle charger like the boat owners have. These units actually charge and discharge a battery over time to keep it fully operational. You can get these any where from specialists to Bunnings.
hope this helps more?
BATFINK (aka Tony)
GOD gave us a mind to use.........
Suzuki gives us a reason to loose it!!!!
GOD gave us a mind to use.........
Suzuki gives us a reason to loose it!!!!