Or just get 2 more cheap tenders. Mine was like 10 bucks at walmart.I believe they make battery tenders for multiple batteries to be hooked to. I need to find one because I have the XX, a sport bike and a harley all sitting in my garage. The harley always has the tender on it and I never get to put it on my stuff to keep them maintained.
I usually just fire my quad up every so often. I know that I should just run it a bit in my garage, but usually don't. I tend to rip up and down the street just enough to piss the neighbors off and then duck back into the garage.Do theses really make batteries last longer. And does everyone use them or not? Should they just be used during colder winter months or year round?
With stabilizer and a tender, you should be fine to let it sit all winter. That is after all the whole point of the stabilizer and tender.So if you put your 700 to bed for the winter. With fuel stabilizer, and a battery tender. I should still start it up and let run every so often? I wasn't aware it would hurt engine just sitting. I think I have only started mine like 3 times since thanksgiving! I do try and let it run each time atleast 5-10mins, is that long enough to fully warm up? Thanks for info!
Thanks I just mis understood 92k1500, talking about starting and not letting come to complete warm up. I know we always stored our boat all winter w/out starting. So I thought it was okay, as long as adding fuelWith stabilizer and a tender, you should be fine to let it sit all winter. That is after all the whole point of the stabilizer and tender.