Where Can I Find an Auto Battery Filler

[Fred Villiard]

I've been trying to find an automatic battery filler. I'm putting in 4 6 volt batteries and were I want to put 2 of then there is no easy access to the top to fill them, without moving them each time.

I've seen the fillers, but do not remember where. I tried google and just came up a bunch of squeeze balls, funnels ect.

Anyone out there know of any?

Fred Villiard

 

[philwsailz]

I've been trying to find an automatic battery filler. I'm putting in 4 6 volt batteries and were I want to put 2 of then there is no easy access to the top to fill them, without moving them each time.

I've seen the fillers, but do not remember where. I tried google and just came up a bunch of squeeze balls, funnels ect.

Anyone out there know of any?

Fred Villiard

Fred-

Do an internet search for "Battery watering kit" You will find several available, such as here: http://www.buggiesunlimited.com/pro..._medium=feed&gclid=COvijI-MmLQCFY1DMgodoQUA-A

These are more often used for golf car batteries, but the setup would be the same. the only issueI perceive is that you will want a system that has its plugs either individually installed, or in a bank that has same hole spacing.

These things are nice... Most are operated witha squeeze bulb. Each cell's plug has a float and when full, it closes and diverts water to the next cell. When all cells are full, the squeeze bulb gets firm and you know you are done.

I have one ona golf car and it sure took the drudgery out of keeping the batteries topped off, even with easy access!

 

[philwsailz]

Did a little more searcching and Flow-Rite seems to be the most affordable brand.

FYI

 

[Fred Villiard]

Phil, Thank You!

I tried google search before and didn't turn up anything, just not asking it the right thing.

I use the computer most of the day doing electronic modeling, but I'm computer illiterate when it cones to searches and I have not found a keyboard that can spell worth a damn either.

Thanks Again
Fred Villiard

 

[kloudie1]

Fred, I have been using a Flow-Rite for 7 years now and it has been great.. I found mine at Bass Pro
http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/s...d=10051&langId=-1&searchTerm=Battery+watering

 

[Fred Villiard]

Thank You, Claude I never thought to check Bass Pro.

Thanks
Fred Villiard

 

[jerry]

RV stores. Got mine at a Ford rv shop. Great product. I check and if needed fill my batteries every time I am at the boat. Takes less than a minute.

 

[Fred Villiard]

Thank you, I have a set in hand, after Phil told me what to search for "b

 

[Fred Villiard]

I"ll try again, Phil set me straight to google for "battery watering kit" I found a place local in Binghamton that catered to golf carts and RVs that had them in stock.

Thanks Again everyone
Happy Holidays

Fred Villiard