If there is no strap, you can take two wrenches with the circle part of the wrench big enough to fit over the battery terminals. angle the wrench (like a 6 or 12 point hole wrench) over the terminal, then yank it out, using the gravity of the battery on the terminals to keep the grip tight.
don spence wrote: > Most jobbers will have a "battery lift strap", a cute little strap with > rings on each end which securely grab the battery posts. Attach and > lift. Easy as pie... no, easier > > > On Tuesday, October 21, 2003, at 01:04 PM, Automatic digest processor > wrote: > >> Battery removal is easy if it has an integrated handle, which the >> MTP-91 >> model has. I don't know how a would have got the old one out if it >> didn't >> have a handle, so I'm glad that the new one has a handle as well. > |
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