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Straight off the charger one unit was reading 24.4v, the other hasn't been on the charger in a few days but still coming in at 23.6v. (maintenance bay isn't close to charging station). Both units are probably 2004 or so. My company got them at auction from a place that was closing down recently so I don't know exactly how old the batteries are, if they've ever been replaced, or if there is anyway to tell. The cells appear to be pretty clean from what I can see when I add water. A slight bit of corrosion but very minimal and not in all cells.
  • Posted 10 Nov 2021 11:15
  • By itsNeverEZ
  • joined 9 Nov'21 - 3 messages
  • Connecticut, United States

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