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  1. 14th May 2025, 05:12 AM #21
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    Recently replaced mine. About 15 years old. I always drained it after use but decided to err on the side of caution. Got a slightly bigger 15 amp model from Tradetools (Renegade like my old one - still made in Brisbane). My old one will go to one of my son's to have pressure tested and ultrasounded or whatever they do to test. Motor is still great. Cheers
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    Quote Originally Posted by V8Ian View Post
    Oh dear, all my cordless are Makita.
    Impractical, perhaps, but what if you stored the battery/ies with only 1% charge and charged when needed?
    Come to think of it, I think our 36v Stihl mower manual says to store battery between 40%-60%!
    'sit bonum tempora volvunt'

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    Quote Originally Posted by Arapiles View Post
    I have them too - how old was the battery? Was the ute left in the sun?
    I'll ask.
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