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all that and not using a borazon grinding wheel?

for long term storage do you recommend to keep it fully charged? thnx

can i use this regular charger in 🇹🇷 Turkey? ( 240Volt electric country) do i need converter? what kind of converter i need? thnx

If you really want them to last forever, try and store them at about 80% charge. Most batteries shut themselves off at 2.8v, but you don't want to store them at that voltage. Most chargers will shut off at 4.3v, but you don't want to store them like that either. 3.7v is a good storage voltage. Unfortunately it's not easy to measure a battery's voltage, so you have to guess. I usually charge them then run a tool for just a few minutes to ensure the battery is not all the way full.

The cold will begin to discharge the battery? Too funny. A battery expert for sure. Well, maybe she is an expert, but whatever field it is , it is not electrical engineering. Like Trump telling us to drink bleach.

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You need to read the manual. Some of these comments are incomplete or incorrect. The battery just needs to be kept above freezing and the charger needs to be unplugged after it’s done.

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This is what I needed to hear. I knew the weather played a part in their long/short life, but wasn't sure how much....NOW I know. Thanks!

So, what do you do if both ends broke off?

Now I can fix my neighbor's Ariens. Thanks

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i heard you can get these though Stens but i can't find it. Got a part # ?

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Guys i found the right answer its on stihls website. Its pronounced like the metal steel. So ive been saying it wrong sadly.

I just watched a video where stihl is pronounced still. So which is it? lol

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So, you mentioned both, battery AND charger, your hand would slide from battery to charger however, you ONLY spoke about the battery. You are confusing in your product advertising. Please explain your advertising discrepancy by hoe the WHOLE system is to be stored. Thank you.

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The Ego Operators Manual for the batteries states "Do not leave a battery on prolonged charge when not in use." egopowerplus.com.au/media/productattach/1/6/16-0505_ego_6_model_battery_pack_manual_142.5mmx210mm_au_nz_3.pdf

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Thank you for a great video and advice!

Brand new ego snowblower fully charged a month ago. Went to the garage to use it today for our first snow. Dead as a doornail. Can't even change the battery it's so dead. What the Fk

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Damn right, "They kind of are!" I always toss mine on the chargers, where I leave them till needed, possibly weeks later. I will get out of that habit IMMEDIATELY! But I do always store in the house over winter. Way too expensive to treat any other way!

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Thnx. Really is simple.

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Wrong on leaving it on the charger. It does not matter. The charger will not charge the battery and after 3 month, the battery will self-discharge to storage voltage. Right on the battery temperature issue. Cold might be bad for a battery, but hot is particularly damaging.

Outstanding and Thank You for putting this out. People are misinformed, when it comes to batteries, and their usage, and charging/maintenance. Its kinda like a middle of the road approach, neither too hot, nor too cold, neither stored fully charged, or way low of a charge. It’s common sense, which seems is sadly lacking these days! 🙄 Ive have used cordless tools in one form or another, over past 25 plus years, and some of my old NiCd batteries are over 15 years old. Granted, their runtime is greatly diminished, but they still charge and work in a pinch. I have Lithium Ion batteries that are over 8 years old, and still going. Charge the battery Remove from charger Don’t run it down to empty, every time Monitor the temperatures, and follow what this lady said. Good Luck! Peace 👍

What's too warm? I live in Yuma, and it gets hot in the summer, sometimes up to 120°.

Thank you.

correct me if im wrong, but i believe ego's battery, "smart batteries" will stop charging all together once they are fully charged. and while in storage they wont be charging either, even if on the charger. they will also drain them selves over time to protect the batteries health.

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Great advice that should be in large letters on the box unless you live in the American south. I live in Eastern Canada and always store the batteries in the house ... Cheers

Good advice although they are over pricing their batteries. For that reason I would not buy one of their lawn mowers as the price to replace the battery(s) is about the same as buying a decent gas powered mower. I've had a Craftsman mower with a Honda engine since 2013, works like out of the box with minimal maintenance. It's seen -24F a number of times and keeps on running. I do have a few Ego products that I'm happy with just won't do a lawn mower. Lower the price of replacement batteries and have happier customers.

Store my batteries in my house they are at the same temperature with us

Do not "tighten" the shear bolts. You turn the nut down while holding the bolt until the nut makes contact with the auger tube. Tightening weakens the shear bolt and/or compresses the auger tube onto the shaft defeating the purpose of the shear bolt.

I imagine that sometimes someone will hit the bolder that they put at the end of their driveway for some odd reason but for most people your 2 min. video is all you need to replace a shear bolt if you didn't do some other serious damage from being a dumb ass running a snowblower.................. People that need 2 hours and still don't have it fixed should have picked up the pieces and taken it to a shop because the only piece that should be the broken is the shear bolt.

One of my older shear bolt is stuck and half broken. Maybe please extend the video into how to remove the old ones too. Having difficulty hammering it out with screw driver. Should I remove the Auger from one side to get better access?

Thank you, I replaced my first sheer pin today, this video helped quite a bit.

A link in the description would be good so I can purchase these through your website.