Mighty Buffalo
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Since changing shifts at work, I'm usually in my commuter car, and the 4Runner gets used maybe once a week (or less). Anyone use a float charger for battery maintenance?
Anyone use a float charger?
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I use them all the time on both autos and toys. I have a couple different ones( all smart ) and they seem to work about the same. Like previous poster said , make sure you get one that in fact has a float/smart cycle. $20-200 doesn't seem to make a difference. Get a battery tender brand if you have the choice. Jmo, Matt
SilverRidgeRunner1
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I was looking into some possible way of doing a solar charger system that way I am not stuck with trying to find a source... Check out solar generator u can reverse the idea for a battery maintainer
Konkordmusk
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I personally use a NOCO Genius for my battery maintenance. It is a slow charger/maintainer, and has multiple modes for different battery styles. If you're near the Peninsula, I can get you a good deal on one!
MN4runnerman
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Harbor freight has one and my dad has it hooked up to the main battery on his boat while its on the lift. It works pretty well
A.Wilson013
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I also use a NOCO genius. It's a great little device. In fact, 3 years ago Toyota told me my wife's car needs a new battery. Hooked it up to the charger for a day or two and that battery lasted (without them saying another word) until she wrecked that car a couple weeks ago.
When I was deployed and stored my 4Runner in my father's garage is when I got mine. When I got home he had purchased one for all of his cars he doesn't drive and loves them.
When I was deployed and stored my 4Runner in my father's garage is when I got mine. When I got home he had purchased one for all of his cars he doesn't drive and loves them.
