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Old 08-06-2020, 10:00 AM   #17
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Default Re: Battery Neglect Question

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Originally Posted by hayseed View Post
Bit of a Topic hijack I Know. But;
Is it an Old Wives tale that Sitting a battery on Concrete Will send It Flat..
I had an employee who would Always only sit batteries on either Wood or Rubber, He Swore black & blue that they'd go flat sitting on Concrete..

My personal Opinion is that It's an Urban Myth...
But Happy to be Proven Wrong,
No one can prove why but it does seem to cause issues, even I live by that wife's tale
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