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Stephen 09-10-2020 03:35 PM

Well Guys, I took the apart the battery lugs and replaced ends on battery cables, bolted new power post to the transom and fires right up. No voltage drop. I think the welding wire would have probably failed down the road. Florida is the worst for corrosion.
Thanks Again !!

NoBones 09-10-2020 04:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Stephen (Post 269200)
I think the welding wire would have probably failed down the road. Florida is the worst for corrosion.
Thanks Again !!

Ugh, sorry the answer is no..
I restored my 1970 20 SF 30 years and yes the welding wire was used at that time.. Soldered terminal lugs, epoxy heat-shrinked running through a chase and tube to the engine.. Done correctly it will last forever. I used tin coated copper for all the other house wiring system.. To this day have never blown a fuse or had electrical issues once !!

I have been to the keys, west coast, you name it always around salt air..
Mostly out of Ponce Inlet ..

Enough said...

Old'sCool 09-12-2020 06:08 AM

I posted 2 new battery cables for sale if you plan to change yours.


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