I can confirm this works great. I did this on my excavator battery that was too dead to even turn on the gauges. Its been 3 months since performing this procedure and the battery still acts like new and cranks the diesel engine quickly. This may not revive every battery but it won't hurt the value of your battery as a core if you do this and it doesn't revive your battery. Good luck and I hope this saves you a few bucks when everything is so expensive.
It sure does work Jacob! Glad we could help! Thank you for the view and sharing your stupendous results! Hope you have a great week my friend. mad Mike & team
@@SweetProjectCars I have a battery that has been sitting for 5 years should I use caustic soda to clean it first then do this process with the welder? should I buy new acid?
Your doing whats known as an equalization charge. Essentially, you are charging the battery at a higher voltage than it is typically charged to help remove built-up sulfate and balance the voltage of each cell. on the battery. Lead acid battery's only, never on AGM or lithium batteries.
Desulfation is typically done with short pulses of very high charging current with some resting between pulses to prevent the battery overheating. I assume your welder is set for DC reverse polarity so you won't be discharging at high current. This generates a lot of hydrogen for which is very explosive so be careful. Don't allow any sparking when connecting/disconnecting.
I have a pair of AGM Optima 31T Yellow Top batteries ($375 each) since 2003 in my boat and they are as good as new. They sit on a marine battery maintainer 24/7/365. I take them out every year and test them on a 1,000 amp battery tester, and surprisingly they are good. My point here is that, if you take care of your batteries as shown in this video, even lead acid batteries can last indefinitely. Good video sir - you’re a National Treasure. Happy Holidays all! BTW, the high amps from the welder is cleaning the deposits off the lead plates, which acts like an insulator that reduces a battery’s voltage. Simple science that works.
You are correct WayneRite! Thank you so much for watching and sharing, we really appreciate it, hope you have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
To add a bit more clarification to your last statement, *acts like an insulator that reduces a battery's voltage and reduces the flow of amperage. Otherwise, well stated!
Okay, so I DID IT!!!! I bought the red welder and did exactly what you said. Brought it to a boil, bubbles popping out. Max 115 current. Thank you thank you thank you. Unfortunately I have an agm battery in another car. Never again agm. You're the best!!!!!!!!
Excellent! Thank you for watching and sharing your great results M, we truly appreciate it, hope you have a fantastic weekend my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I recycle metals as a hobby and money earner. Son just delivered me a load of fairly new car batteries, supposedly maintenance free. Most fairly new, showed green or black eyes. But not enough to turn a starter motor. I picked a few and removed the caps from the maintenance free batteries. Some caps easy to get off, many are quite difficult. All the batteries had no liquid visible anywhere. Even though the eye was a green or black colour, the battery was not really useful. I even added demin water to 1 but could not get enough response. It appears the battery makers are making topping off the battery cells an impossible task to heighten their profits, part of being green sustainable. What a waste to the environment, batteries needing to be replaced needlessly. If you see a company using the word sustainability or any of its variants, the company is really talking about its profits and the use of those words have nothing to do with the environment.
I got an easier tip to never have a dead battery. Install a 5W solar panel in your rear deck of the car and wire it to the battery. It will keep the car trickle charged daily when in the sunshine and never allow the battery to drop in voltage to the point of sulfating. It counters the constant 10s of milliamp drain on the sitting car's battery. Great for anyone parked outside and don't drive their cars often, like city dwellers. If the car is stored indoors, buy yourself a Battery Tender.
I'm retired and drive my Ranger about 250 miles per year, so it was not uncommon for me to find my battery dead when I needed to go somewhere. I got tired of buying a new battery every year, so I bought a 20 watt solar panel off eBay (about $25), a 5 amp controller from AliExpress (little over $5) I just laid the solar panel in the bed of the pickup, ran a wire under the door to the controller I had hung on the back of the seat and plugged the controller into the cigarette lighter. The controller has a light on it to indicate when the battery is fully charged and I can see it from the kitchen window (that's why I hung the controller on the back of the seat.) I look out the window and if I see a green light, I know the battery is fully charged. I haven't had to replace the battery for six years and it's always ready to go when I am. If you have to leave the solar panel under the front or rear windshield, get the biggest one you can conveniently deal with as the glass will drastically reduce the panel's output. Those little 1.5 watt panels are useless behind a windshield, so don't waste your money on one.
Would have loved to seen this last year! After buying 3 boat batteries, zero turn battery, v star 950 battery, F150 battery, etc my cost was well over $800
Ugh, that's terrible Joshua! Well now you have the information to take care of them from here on out. Thank you for watching and sharing, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I have a charger on my boat that does this. It’s called equalize mode. It even improves brand new batteries. My new trolling motor batteries fully charged sat at 12.6 static voltage now they’re at 12.9. This method does work!
As I sit here watching this, I can't help but imagine that its totally possible to build something like this into a car's circuitry. Given that everything is computer controlled. In other words, every two years your car could run a diagnostic and do this automatically. Obviously none of the car companies want to do this because they want to help their friends in the battery industry sell batteries.
We're with you on that Ron!! It all comes down to the companies making more and more so the consumer ends up getting the shaft. Your idea is fantastic! Thank you for watching and sharing your input is appreciated. Have a great week and Happy New Year. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I connect a charger every time I service the vehicle. A thorough charge, equalisation, a few times a year is much kinder on plates than cooking it every 2 years Prevention saves issues, compared to using the radio or lights when engine is not running, that's a killer
Unlikely this will work reliably. The normal chemical action of lead and sulfuric acid Will result in slight decline in the integrity of the lead plates over time. Charging reverses the process, but not 100%. “Boiling” a battery is helpful, but a desulfating cycle on some chargers takes a long time. In cases where the deposits are so deep the electrical current can’t get to the material, it’s stuck forever. This is why battery recycling companies salvage the lead and build a new battery. Just keep it charged and or buy a battery charger with a trickle charge desulfating setting.
We have done this process for years and years Clifford, we have batteries that are still going after 20+ years, so it does work my friend. Thanks for watching, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
@@SweetProjectCars ...I'll try it on a 20 year old dead battery and let you know! ..on a serious note.. I wish I would have tried this 20 years ago! Thanks
@@SweetProjectCars i agree..if you have been doing it for 20 years that would be a win win...most batteries don't last more than 4-5 years on average... even if a battery lasted 10 years that's incredible...
Well I got over 14 and 16 years out of factory installed "Panasonic" batteries in our Honda and Toyota in weather that goes from 30C to -25C. The trick is topping up the battery with distilled water every couple of years and a properly vehicle charging system. Your boiling of the battery is "cell equalization" which can only be done to a standard flood leaded acid (FLA) battery, not an AGM or GEL battery. Some chargers have that feature, or you can simply use the "winter" snowflake charging mode (higher voltage) in the summer.
We've found that the option on chargers doesn't work like our method does. Thank you for watching and sharing A.C.E. have a great week. mad Mike the hammer SPC
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i have to do this every time i use my mobility scooter till near dead. it increases the batteries amp hrs use. when i normally charged the batteries to the full shut off they only lasted a days use and when i so called let them boil for a bit after they reached full normal charge i got three days use out of them . bad thing is though nothing lasts forever , even batteries. they will eventually fail over time and go dead quick under a load.
Just to add NO SMOKING or no sparks while doing this!!!!!! Please don't use your cigarette lighter to be able to see in the battery cells either! 🚀🔥 Thank Mike
Thanks Kerry, it does take a little common sense, I mean you don't smoke a cigarette when you are filling your car with gasoline do you? :) We appreciate the view my friend, hope you have a great week. mad Mike the hammer SPC
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😅 Charge the brother in law and mother in law. Thanks for another great video, Mike. TBH, I'll still pull my battery if I'm going to do this though. I don't trust sulphuric acid, and especially not hot sulphuric ACID, but I accept proof that it can obviously be done in place. Have a most blessed season. 👍👍
Please watch the video a couple more times, you will see. We start out on the lowest voltage for the whole process, that should take care of the job for you Marrio. Thank you for watching, watch this video as well ruclips.net/video/VYtkn-N_p4s/видео.html it has a lot of helpful information about this method. Have a great day and all the best on your project my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Had turkey deep fried many years ago. Won't eat it any other way. Well maybe roasted lol. Also been a subscriber for many years as well. Great dependable knowledge, and info. Love the channel.
Hi Mike Thanks for all your info. Can this be done with a charger instead of the welder? And at what setting would I have to do it for the 5 minutes? I figure at 200amps by let me know if I got it wrong and it has to be only with the welder? Thanks again in advance.
See this ruclips.net/video/TYXx70MqJ-0/видео.html it's our oldest video on this method, however, this method ruclips.net/video/VYtkn-N_p4s/видео.html is our update and works best and is far more economical. Hope this helps, thanks for watching have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I always throw a charger on the car a couple times a year, while doing maintenance or just because. It's how I've had a couple of optima batteries last 12 and 14 years respective in daily drivers. In simple terms,alternators send dirty power and a charger helps top them off correctly. As a basic rule of thumb,it'll take an alternator up to 20mins to recharge a battery back to where it was before you used it to start the car.
Thank you for watching and sharing MrHillfolk, we truly appreciate your view and input, hope you have a fantastic week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Wow you lack of electronics and stating alternators send dirty power blows my mind, as an electronic engineer I can tell you that most alternators on modern cars send in around 100+ amps are very well regulated, the reason why batteries fail are the following Over and under temperature, think you are starting in snow and then 20-30 minutes that battery has gone from ice to living next to a hot engine. Second the battery manufacturing build in a shelf life of a few years by making plates thinner and closer together so under high load they buckle and short Third the gap on the bottom from the plates is less so deposits[sediments] can now grow and short out cells, Finally the reason why this welder trick works it literally has dirty power ie no safety it boils the sediments away clearing anything low down in the cell, it will blow shorts away, it will force a charge onto a cell that may have bad chemistry on the surface of the lead plates... Basically think of rusty bolt and hitting so hard the rust drops off. So alternator is like trying to gently on rusty bolt and welder is like here have a sledgehammer. That been said we all have used a sledgehammer hammer when needed so this welder trick is valid. But no modern alternator sends dirty power otherwise you ECU and other electronics will nor last. Also if you don't have a background in the field don't make half arse guesses at thing you don't understand.
Can this welder be used for the 15 minute, repeat 5 times, battery rejuvenator you show in another video. The Associated charger youuse in your other video is 3X the cost of this welder. I would rather have the welder for 1/3 the cost. Thanks for all the terrific videos. I own a few classic cars, and these tips save me a ton.
This ruclips.net/video/VYtkn-N_p4s/видео.html is the video, it's our update to this process rather than the charger video, the SHOW MORE will instruct you on which welder to use for a standard battery and a deep cell battery, Paul. Thank you for watching and asking, hope you have a fantastic week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
*Something kept bugging me to watch this vid, as I am designing a off grid solar cabin setup and have been laboring over using low cost FLA 's or going LI on and break the bank. The issue was longevity, and now that is no longer a problem with your technique. I cannot thank you enough, My God Bless. ( yes i have access to on grid power to do the treatment when necessary!)*
Have deep-fried many a 20+ lb turkey--but after I first Mesquite smoked a turkey, I've never gone back to frying. The secret to keeping the meat moist is to inject it with chicken broth in all limbs, back, breast before smoking.
Hey, you can really roll the Spanish "r". That is worth a gold medal! The most difficult thing for Americans, really, when speaking Spanish. Thanks for your videos dude. I am going to try this myself since I have got all the tools needed and 3 past dead batteries to experiment with. Well deserved "LIKE IT"
LOL, Thanks Ramon, I appreciate that :) I learned from the best..... Hoolio :) Thank you for watching and sharing, we really appreciate it, hope you have a great week my friend and all the best on your project. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Marvelous work dear is that safe for battery separators and plates may be they burn on that high amperage and volts, what about batteries that already have 12.6 volts i will be really appreciated if you answer these questions good luck and keep it up
This is safe for all wet-style batteries my friend. If you already have 12.6 volts, this is still a good method to do every 6 months and you won't be replacing that battery. Thank you for watching and asking Salman, have a great week. mad Mike the hammer SPC
@@SweetProjectCars Question 1: how much time for 40AH amp battery, 100AH amp battery, 150AH amp battery, 200AH amp battery ? Question 2: if i do this on discharged battery it will take lot off time should i charge first then do your procees ? Question 3: can i do the same process on normal lead acid batteries not a deep cycle or change the timmings ? Friend these questions are very important for me i will be really appreciated if you answer these questions good luck and keep it up
Man, I have seen this before and it does work..Now, has anyone got a welder I can borrow..lol Thanks for the Video! Merry Christmas to you and your family, and everyone watching 🎅🤶
LOL, It's our pleasure to share Jay Bob! Thank you for watching, Merry Christmas to you and yours my friend, have a great week. mad Mike the hammer SPC
What welder are you using? I have a golf cart with 6-6 volt batteries. The batteries are all matched. Do you think I can take a pair in series and do both at the same time like a 12 volt battery?
We are using this ruclips.net/video/VYtkn-N_p4s/видео.html and yes, you can do them in series Patrick. Thanks for watching and asking, have a great week and all the best on your project. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Hello Mark, we have a few of the Amico machines, they are great quality my friend. Thank you so much for watching and asking, we really appreciate it, hope your 2022 is going well. mad Mike the hammer SPC
After this process Do you change out the battery fluid with new? Just wondering if there is any contamination to the fluid that would need to be changed
Looks like a good tip. I only have an old arc welder, so, can I use the same process? Will this work on a dead battery and bring it back from the dead🤔 Great tips as usual👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Please follow the video to a T, there is no other alternative, use the exact same tools, products and method, we've spent years perfecting this process. Give it a shot, you have nothing to lose on a dead battery, we've done it my friend. Thanks for watching and asking, have a great week, jonny. mad Mike the hammer SPC
@@SweetProjectCars 🎯🎯 Absolutely, which is why I asked if it were possible to use an alternative source. Stick to the k own procedure is my motto 🙈🤫 Great & helpful ppl 🥳🥳🥳
Cannot use arc welder, they are AC. I you use another mig, make sure you get the polarity correct. Don't assume the earth clamp is negative. You will need to test the polarity with a multimeter.
Once you're done doing the charging, put the caps back on, and it's always good to put a trickle charger on it until the charger says the battery is fully charged it could take up to 24 hrs. Thanks for watching and asking, have a fantastic week my friend. mad Mike & team
It works with standard household power, if you have that and it's still tripping the breaker, it may be something wrong with the welder, send it back for a replacement Yula. Thanks for watching, have a great week and all the best on your project my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Mike, The ARC MMA Welder 160A Welding Machine is listed as 110V - 220V. The plug attached to unit is 120v also I dont see a voltage selector switch anywhere. Plug attached to unit is 120 volt type. How do you feed 220v to this welder?
Can i use a non inverter type of welding machine? is there no need to top up the battery with distilled water? Thank you so much sir for this very informative tip.Godbless and more power
Please follow the video to a T, there is no other alternative, use the exact same tools, products and method, we've spent years perfecting this process. Thanks for watching and asking Oto, have a great week. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Put clean whole lemons inside your turkey, wrap in foil or cover with lid and bake normally. Moist delicious turkey...although deep fired sounds tasty.
Deep fried is fantastic eb! Thank you for watching and sharing your secret recipe :) we really appreciate it, hope you have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
No, to have success with this process, you need to use the exact tools/products shown. Thanks for the view, have a great weekend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Two years ago I did some experimenting with this, I had three dead batteries that would not take a charge. I cooked them with my big floor charger, cycling from cook to cool intervals based on You Tube University teachings. Two of them did not come back to life even after several attempts (Charge the paddles AGAIN! LOL) One DID! It is in my tractor working like a charm still today! Yes I have an old school charger without the nanny safety crap.
Thanks for the video. By regular household current for the welder, do you mean 120v 15a,20a, or 30a? With the welder set at the "22" that you started at, does that draw 22amps? Thanks
The most common electrical outlet in any home is a 110 volt. Sometimes you may hear 110 volt plugs referred to as 120 volt. Do not be confused by this; think of them as one and the same. Hope this helps Brian, thanks for watching, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Think in watts and it makes more sense, volts x amps. your welder is putting out a lower voltage at a higher current. Example, 15V x 22A = 330W. Your welder will be drawing a bet more from the power outlet because nothing is totally efficient, so maybe 350W. So 350W ÷ 120V = 2.9A, so about 3A.
Good video, but I would probably remove the battery from the vehicle, if at all possible, to prevent any possible battery acid damage which is not usually evident until it's too late. This next task can simultaneously test the theory that no acid is boiling off.. Lay down some new Levi blue jeans around the battery, then do the battery boil, then wash the blue jeans, then after drying the blue jeans, count the number of holes in the blue jeans from the battery acid to give a reference point as to the potential for battery acid damage. Plus now you'll have some jeans with that much sought after worn out, and moth-eaten look. Simultaneously protecting the engine compartment, and making you look cool in your custom jeans.
I got a matweld dc inverter 200 amp,but it wouldt not work,why is that?So i borrow a friends universal 160 amp dc inverter and it work,thank you sir .Question why wouldt my matweld not work?
We only recommend using the posted products/tools shown in the video description as they have been rigorously tested by our team here at SPC. Thanks for watching, have a great week. mad Mike
It works flawlessly every single time using either of these welders for standard battery amzn.to/2K1UsWQ or deep cycle amzn.to/3yW4ihK Thanks for watching, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Please follow the video to a T, there is no other alternative, use the exact same tools, products and method, we've spent years perfecting this process. Thanks for watching and asking, have a great week. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Use this amzn.to/3yW4ihK and just a reminder, all of the products/tools we use in our videos can always be found in the ...MORE of the videos description, if you can't find it let us know and we will help you. Thanks for watching. mad Mike the hammer SPC
You really need to re-watch the video my friend, matter of fact, watch these as well, ruclips.net/video/VYtkn-N_p4s/видео.html ruclips.net/video/TxrR1aepKlM/видео.html this is a process that needs to be followed to a T. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
PLEASE CONFIRM ... Do I leave the welder setting at it's lowest that will make it boil for 5 minutes as you say at the beginning or ... do I go ahead and crank it up for maximum boiling for 5 minutes as you say towards the end? Thank you for the great videos !
Start out on the lowest setting, then gradually turn it up until you get a consistent boil on all of the cells then follow the video instruction regarding timelines etc. Hope this helps, have a great weekend, thanks for the view. mad Mike
Our videos are very product/tool specific Luke, we take all the guess work out for our viewers as we have done all the trying, testing and failing to show everyone what we know works and is safe for both you and your batteries. Thanks for watching, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Hello Bradley, amzn.to/3yW4ihK or amzn.to/30k7YNg either will work great for this process. Thank you for watching and asking, have a fantastic day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Have you ever rejuvenated a garden tractor battery ? We have a lawn service and we own several zero turn and stand on mowers. Seems like the best I can get is two years out of our batteries. We store then up here in NE Ohio with a battery tender in the off season and the best I’ve ever had a garden tractor battery last is 3 years…
This works on all wet-style batteries, we have done this on all types like motorcycle, garden tractor etc. Thank you for watching and asking Edward, watch this as well ruclips.net/video/VYtkn-N_p4s/видео.html it has lots of helpful information about this process. Have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I use standard 6 volt car/tractor batteries (not deep cycle) in restored WW2 military vehicles. I also need a good starter welder. Which model do you recommend? Of course I will also be using it on 12 volt car and truck batteries.
Hello Jeff, amzn.to/3yW4ihK or amzn.to/30k7YNg either one of these are a great choice, it's what we use. Thank you for watching and asking, we really appreciate it, have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Top them off within an inch of the tops with this amzn.to/3gb9Ni0 then get busy, you have all to gain and nothing to lose dale! Thank you for watching and asking, have a fantastic day and all the best on your project my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I just bought a YESwelder to do this exact deal. But I caught another one of your older videos doing this and you used a specific welder and said that some of them wouldn’t work for this application. Is that true?
Hello Shannon, this method in this video is completely different than our other video, please use the recommended products/tools for each specific video, we test these methods for years and years to know that they work, and work every time and most of all that they are safe for both you and your batteries/vehicles. Thanks for watching, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Please follow the video to a T, there is no other alternative, use the exact same tools, products and method, we've spent years perfecting this process. Thanks for watching and asking, have a great week. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Top off the cells within an inch of the top with this amzn.to/3gb9Ni0 before beginning the process then again during the resting times as needed. Thanks for watching and asking, have a great day. mad Mike & team
You need to re-watch the video again, the process is really very simple, start out on the lowest setting and gradually turn up. Thanks for the view, have a great day. mad Mike & team
I did a battery with this method and had some success. I extracted some of the water from each cell and it is quite black. Does this black particulate reattach to the plates? Can I replace the water with new clean distilled water as you mentioned that the acid is not boiled away but only the water?
Just top off the cells to within an inch of the top with this amzn.to/3gb9Ni0 before beginning this process, then again during the resting times as needed. It's not necessary to remove any of the water, just follow the instructions in the video to a T. Watch this ruclips.net/video/VYtkn-N_p4s/видео.html for additional helpful information about this method. Thanks for watching Robert, have a great day and all the best on your project. mad Mike the hammer SPC
@@SweetProjectCars Thank you for replying to my post. I watched the second video you show in your post. I will be trying these approaches and I love your channel.
It sure will, just cut all timelines in half for that size opio joel. Thank you for watching and asking, Happy New Year to you my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
You may have answered this already but I didn't see it below. I'm guessing that this doesn't work on a "maintenance free" battery that doesn't have the caps on top. Correct?
Hello John, this works on wet-style only batteries, you have to have access to the water to use this method. Thank you for watching and asking, have a great week. mad Mike the hammer SPC
You need this amzn.to/3yW4ihK Please follow the video to a T, there is no other alternative, use the exact same tools, products and method, we've spent years perfecting this process. Thanks for watching and asking, have a great week. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Dirt is the most common battery killer rinse the batter off after it cools with baking soda and water to remove any acid particles left around, as it vents it out over time, keep it clean!
I understand that the reason batteries fail is they short out at the bottom of the fluid. The residue flakes off the plates and builds up on the bottom until it touches across plates and shorts out. Long life batteries just have deeper holding tanks with shorter plates.? So don't you need to suck all the fluid out to get the residue out, then filter it back into the battery? Or will the boiling dissolve this residue? does it plate it back onto the lead plates?
Watch this ruclips.net/video/VYtkn-N_p4s/видео.html it has a lot of additional information on this process, don't over analyze it my friend, just follow the video to a T, use the same tools we use for success. Thanks for watching, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I don't see any comments on a lawnmower batterie, have you done this to a lawnmower battery. God bless yall real good, you n ur family have a merry Christmas.
This works on all lead acid batteries William, just cut the timelines in half for that size battery. Thanks for the view, have a great day my friend. mad Mike
sir i have 2 batteries one have showing 12.7v and second have 12.8v but there is cranking amps and backup can i run this procedure on that type off batteries that have 12.6 to 12.8v showing , and what if my battery have irritation cells or damaged cells is that still works, and there is any different procedure for 220v household voltages please reply it is very important to know thanks
This works on wet-style, acid batteries only, if your battery has acid in it and distilled water, this will work. Give it a shot, you've got nothing to lose my friend. Thanks for watching, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Yes, it works, all batteries had caps, even under stickers, open them and if the battery is an AGM type only put distilled water, do the trick with the welder and it works fine, i did it a lot of times with lead acid, agm and apparently “sealed” batteries.
Please follow the video to a T, there is no other alternative, use the exact same tools, products and method, we've spent years perfecting this process. Thanks for watching and asking, have a great week. mad Mike the hammer SPC
It's this amzn.to/399hh3E and just a reminder, all of the products/tools we use in our videos can always be found in the ...MORE of the videos description, if you can't find it let us know and we will help you. Thanks for watching. mad Mike the hammer SPC
It works flawlessly every single time using either of these welders for standard battery amzn.to/2K1UsWQ or deep cycle amzn.to/3yW4ihK check them out Luke, you can read all about them. Thanks for watching, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I can confirm this works great. I did this on my excavator battery that was too dead to even turn on the gauges. Its been 3 months since performing this procedure and the battery still acts like new and cranks the diesel engine quickly. This may not revive every battery but it won't hurt the value of your battery as a core if you do this and it doesn't revive your battery. Good luck and I hope this saves you a few bucks when everything is so expensive.
It sure does work Jacob! Glad we could help! Thank you for the view and sharing your stupendous results! Hope you have a great week my friend. mad Mike & team
@@SweetProjectCars I have a battery that has been sitting for 5 years should I use caustic soda to clean it first then do this process with the welder? should I buy new acid?
Your doing whats known as an equalization charge. Essentially, you are charging the battery at a higher voltage than it is typically charged to help remove built-up sulfate and balance the voltage of each cell. on the battery. Lead acid battery's only, never on AGM or lithium batteries.
Thank you for watching and sharing John, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
No equalization charges on gel batteries as well..
Is that the same as desulfurization?
Desulfation is typically done with short pulses of very high charging current with some resting between pulses to prevent the battery overheating. I assume your welder is set for DC reverse polarity so you won't be discharging at high current. This generates a lot of hydrogen for which is very explosive so be careful. Don't allow any sparking when connecting/disconnecting.
@@cphank151 Hence why he unplugs his welder from the outlet prior to disconnecting the cables.
I have a pair of AGM Optima 31T Yellow Top batteries ($375 each) since 2003 in my boat and they are as good as new. They sit on a marine battery maintainer 24/7/365. I take them out every year and test them on a 1,000 amp battery tester, and surprisingly they are good. My point here is that, if you take care of your batteries as shown in this video, even lead acid batteries can last indefinitely. Good video sir - you’re a National Treasure. Happy Holidays all! BTW, the high amps from the welder is cleaning the deposits off the lead plates, which acts like an insulator that reduces a battery’s voltage. Simple science that works.
You are correct WayneRite! Thank you so much for watching and sharing, we really appreciate it, hope you have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I wish that I had one of those charges or arc welder machine! I have a 110 mig welder & I'm sure that it wouldn't work.
That's when Optima's were still made in the USA. Now they are made in Mexico and are total garbage.
@@scottfenton7607 I was wondering the same thing about my mig
To add a bit more clarification to your last statement, *acts like an insulator that reduces a battery's voltage and reduces the flow of amperage. Otherwise, well stated!
Okay, so I DID IT!!!! I bought the red welder and did exactly what you said. Brought it to a boil, bubbles popping out. Max 115 current. Thank you thank you thank you. Unfortunately I have an agm battery in another car. Never again agm. You're the best!!!!!!!!
Excellent! Thank you for watching and sharing your great results M, we truly appreciate it, hope you have a fantastic weekend my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
During boiling is the welding plant connected to house electric supply?
It would have to be, can hear it still running until at the end of the video he tells you when to turn the welder off.
I recycle metals as a hobby and money earner. Son just delivered me a load of fairly new car batteries, supposedly maintenance free. Most fairly new, showed green or black eyes. But not enough to turn a starter motor. I picked a few and removed the caps from the maintenance free batteries. Some caps easy to get off, many are quite difficult. All the batteries had no liquid visible anywhere. Even though the eye was a green or black colour, the battery was not really useful. I even added demin water to 1 but could not get enough response. It appears the battery makers are making topping off the battery cells an impossible task to heighten their profits, part of being green sustainable. What a waste to the environment, batteries needing to be replaced needlessly. If you see a company using the word sustainability or any of its variants, the company is really talking about its profits and the use of those words have nothing to do with the environment.
We're with you on that, jayjay! Thank you for watching and sharing, have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I got an easier tip to never have a dead battery. Install a 5W solar panel in your rear deck of the car and wire it to the battery. It will keep the car trickle charged daily when in the sunshine and never allow the battery to drop in voltage to the point of sulfating. It counters the constant 10s of milliamp drain on the sitting car's battery. Great for anyone parked outside and don't drive their cars often, like city dwellers. If the car is stored indoors, buy yourself a Battery Tender.
Thank you for watching and sharing, we really appreciate it, have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I'm retired and drive my Ranger about 250 miles per year, so it was not uncommon for me to find my battery dead when I needed to go somewhere. I got tired of buying a new battery every year, so I bought a 20 watt solar panel off eBay (about $25), a 5 amp controller from AliExpress (little over $5) I just laid the solar panel in the bed of the pickup, ran a wire under the door to the controller I had hung on the back of the seat and plugged the controller into the cigarette lighter. The controller has a light on it to indicate when the battery is fully charged and I can see it from the kitchen window (that's why I hung the controller on the back of the seat.) I look out the window and if I see a green light, I know the battery is fully charged. I haven't had to replace the battery for six years and it's always ready to go when I am. If you have to leave the solar panel under the front or rear windshield, get the biggest one you can conveniently deal with as the glass will drastically reduce the panel's output. Those little 1.5 watt panels are useless behind a windshield, so don't waste your money on one.
should be a standard feature on ALL CARS .. a built-in solar trickle charger.
make sure the panel includes a diode! otherwise the panel will DRAIN the battery if no sun.
@@KrustyKlown LOL I can hear the lobbyists now xD
Would have loved to seen this last year! After buying 3 boat batteries, zero turn battery, v star 950 battery, F150 battery, etc my cost was well over $800
Ugh, that's terrible Joshua! Well now you have the information to take care of them from here on out. Thank you for watching and sharing, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I have a charger on my boat that does this. It’s called equalize mode. It even improves brand new batteries. My new trolling motor batteries fully charged sat at 12.6 static voltage now they’re at 12.9. This method does work!
As I sit here watching this, I can't help but imagine that its totally possible to build something like this into a car's circuitry. Given that everything is computer controlled. In other words, every two years your car could run a diagnostic and do this automatically. Obviously none of the car companies want to do this because they want to help their friends in the battery industry sell batteries.
We're with you on that Ron!! It all comes down to the companies making more and more so the consumer ends up getting the shaft. Your idea is fantastic! Thank you for watching and sharing your input is appreciated. Have a great week and Happy New Year. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I do believe the "smoke" from the battery is hydrogen gas. Make sure you don't arc anything when you do this! Great video, I am buying that welder
Thank you for watching, cdogg, have a great day! mad Mike the hammer SPC
I connect a charger every time I service the vehicle.
A thorough charge, equalisation, a few times a year is much kinder on plates than cooking it every 2 years
Prevention saves issues, compared to using the radio or lights when engine is not running, that's a killer
I have two 6 year old batteries. How long should I cook them for?
I hear you chris!! Thanks for watching and sharing, have a fantastic day my friend. mad Mike
Bought a Korean built vehicle new in 2010. Was fitted with a Korean made battery which lasted 11 years. Certainly a record in my experience.
Thanks for watching and sharing tony, have a great day my friend. mad Mike
Thank you for another video, Mad Mike.
May Almighty God Bless you and Family.
Blessings to you and yours as well Hubbabubba, we truly appreciate your view and comment, thank you my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Unlikely this will work reliably. The normal chemical action of lead and sulfuric acid Will result in slight decline in the integrity of the lead plates over time. Charging reverses the process, but not 100%. “Boiling” a battery is helpful, but a desulfating cycle on some chargers takes a long time. In cases where the deposits are so deep the electrical current can’t get to the material, it’s stuck forever. This is why battery recycling companies salvage the lead and build a new battery. Just keep it charged and or buy a battery charger with a trickle charge desulfating setting.
We have done this process for years and years Clifford, we have batteries that are still going after 20+ years, so it does work my friend. Thanks for watching, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
@@SweetProjectCars ...I'll try it on a 20 year old dead battery and let you know!
..on a serious note.. I wish I would have tried this 20 years ago! Thanks
@@SweetProjectCars i agree..if you have been doing it for 20 years that would be a win win...most batteries don't last more than 4-5 years on average... even if a battery lasted 10 years that's incredible...
Well I got over 14 and 16 years out of factory installed "Panasonic" batteries in our Honda and Toyota in weather that goes from 30C to -25C. The trick is topping up the battery with distilled water every couple of years and a properly vehicle charging system. Your boiling of the battery is "cell equalization" which can only be done to a standard flood leaded acid (FLA) battery, not an AGM or GEL battery. Some chargers have that feature, or you can simply use the "winter" snowflake charging mode (higher voltage) in the summer.
We've found that the option on chargers doesn't work like our method does. Thank you for watching and sharing A.C.E. have a great week. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I hafta tell ya folks, Mad Mike has vast knowledge of all sorts of ingenious ideas...
Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet!!!! 👍👍
Thank you Jay!! We truly appreciate the view and comment, always a pleasure my friend! Have a stupendous week. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Dear Subscribers We would like to give a great big SHOUT OUT to EMMANUEL KOUKOULAS for Donating to our channel!! Now if you want to keep those batteries in TIPTOP shape then this is the video for you! This is part of our winter 2021 prevention series ***Quote of the week: If you Talk common sense to a fool he will call you foolish.**** Euripides
You'll never have dry turkey if you do it right. Dissolve 1 lb of brown sugar 1 lb of salt couple tablespoons of Ginger tablespoon of allspice tablespoon of cinnamon tablespoon of nutmeg and 1/2 teaspoon black pepper in water
Marinate the turkey overnight in this marinade.
The next day remove the bird dry it fully with paper towels. Then rub softened butter over the entire bird. Now place in a 450 oven until internal temperature of the breast is 160 degrees fahrenheit. Remove and let's sit on counter for at least 15 minutes. Now enjoy your juicy bird with subtle flavors of the holiday season because of the spices. You're welcome
How long on and off for a moto battery? About to put mine to sleep for a year and want it to fire up when I return from the middle east!
how much did he donate?
Why Not just swap it with a capacitor set up and a mini SLA way more reliable
i have to do this every time i use my mobility scooter till near dead. it increases the batteries amp hrs use. when i normally charged the batteries to the full shut off they only lasted a days use and when i so called let them boil for a bit after they reached full normal charge i got three days use out of them . bad thing is though nothing lasts forever , even batteries. they will eventually fail over time and go dead quick under a load.
Just to add NO SMOKING or no sparks while doing this!!!!!!
Please don't use your cigarette lighter to be able to see in the battery cells either! 🚀🔥
Thank Mike
Thanks Kerry, it does take a little common sense, I mean you don't smoke a cigarette when you are filling your car with gasoline do you? :) We appreciate the view my friend, hope you have a great week. mad Mike the hammer SPC
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Mike will that yellow one that is rated at 160 amps work for maintenance of a 12 volt car/truck battery?
But the lighter trick could help rid the planet of the witless...
What are you the fun police 🤨
A little hydrogen flash won't hurt you..
I subbed and liked yesterday. Every couple of hours I'm liking ? How w many vids?😂👍. Never put acid in water, especially hot water. But you can add water to acid, distilled of course. Top videos. Cheers from Australia 🙂👍👍👍
Thank you for watching and sharing, Dragan! Cheers to you my friend, we are glad to have you here with us Australia! mad Mike the hammer SPC
😅 Charge the brother in law and mother in law. Thanks for another great video, Mike. TBH, I'll still pull my battery if I'm going to do this though. I don't trust sulphuric acid, and especially not hot sulphuric ACID, but I accept proof that it can obviously be done in place.
Have a most blessed season. 👍👍
LOL, thank you so much for watching Alex! Blessings to you and yours, Merry Christmas my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Start on low setting....only go to higher setting of welder if all the battery cells does not "boil"
You crack me up with that Julio Caesar Chavez …. Lol
Hoolio is a jokester for sure, he keeps us all laughing! Thanks for watching Sue, hope you have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Great Video there Mike. May you please indicate after how many minutes the increments of different voltages are adjusted? I'm eagerly looking forward.
Please watch the video a couple more times, you will see. We start out on the lowest voltage for the whole process, that should take care of the job for you Marrio. Thank you for watching, watch this video as well ruclips.net/video/VYtkn-N_p4s/видео.html it has a lot of helpful information about this method. Have a great day and all the best on your project my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Had turkey deep fried many years ago. Won't eat it any other way. Well maybe roasted lol.
Also been a subscriber for many years as well. Great dependable knowledge, and info.
Love the channel.
Thank you Rampage! We really appreciate the view and comment, hope you have a Merry Christmas & Happy New Year from the team at Sweet Project Cars.
Great idea that saves money, thanks.
Hi Mike
Thanks for all your info.
Can this be done with a charger instead of the welder? And at what setting would I have to do it for the 5 minutes?
I figure at 200amps by let me know if I got it wrong and it has to be only with the welder?
Thanks again in advance.
See this ruclips.net/video/TYXx70MqJ-0/видео.html it's our oldest video on this method, however, this method ruclips.net/video/VYtkn-N_p4s/видео.html is our update and works best and is far more economical. Hope this helps, thanks for watching have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Thank you! God bless you!
I always throw a charger on the car a couple times a year, while doing maintenance or just because.
It's how I've had a couple of optima batteries last 12 and 14 years respective in daily drivers.
In simple terms,alternators send dirty power and a charger helps top them off correctly.
As a basic rule of thumb,it'll take an alternator up to 20mins to recharge a battery back to where it was before you used it to start the car.
Thank you for watching and sharing MrHillfolk, we truly appreciate your view and input, hope you have a fantastic week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Wow you lack of electronics and stating alternators send dirty power blows my mind, as an electronic engineer I can tell you that most alternators on modern cars send in around 100+ amps are very well regulated, the reason why batteries fail are the following
Over and under temperature, think you are starting in snow and then 20-30 minutes that battery has gone from ice to living next to a hot engine.
Second the battery manufacturing build in a shelf life of a few years by making plates thinner and closer together so under high load they buckle and short
Third the gap on the bottom from the plates is less so deposits[sediments] can now grow and short out cells,
Finally the reason why this welder trick works it literally has dirty power ie no safety it boils the sediments away clearing anything low down in the cell, it will blow shorts away, it will force a charge onto a cell that may have bad chemistry on the surface of the lead plates... Basically think of rusty bolt and hitting so hard the rust drops off.
So alternator is like trying to gently on rusty bolt and welder is like here have a sledgehammer. That been said we all have used a sledgehammer hammer when needed so this welder trick is valid. But no modern alternator sends dirty power otherwise you ECU and other electronics will nor last. Also if you don't have a background in the field don't make half arse guesses at thing you don't understand.
You sure are one funny engineer, lol. Thanks for your unique and amazing diy videos.
LOL Glad you like them! Thank you for watching and commenting, have a great weekend T BOS. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Can this welder be used for the 15 minute, repeat 5 times, battery rejuvenator you show in another video. The Associated charger youuse in your other video is 3X the cost of this welder. I would rather have the welder for 1/3 the cost. Thanks for all the terrific videos. I own a few classic cars, and these tips save me a ton.
This ruclips.net/video/VYtkn-N_p4s/видео.html is the video, it's our update to this process rather than the charger video, the SHOW MORE will instruct you on which welder to use for a standard battery and a deep cell battery, Paul. Thank you for watching and asking, hope you have a fantastic week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
You've got some amazing content!! I'm loving you're videos,you sir have earned another subscriber!!!
Welcome aboard! Thank you very much, Tom, we truly appreciate the view and comment, hope you have a fantastic day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
*Something kept bugging me to watch this vid, as I am designing a off grid solar cabin setup and have been laboring over using low cost FLA 's or going LI on and break the bank. The issue was longevity, and now that is no longer a problem with your technique. I cannot thank you enough, My God Bless. ( yes i have access to on grid power to do the treatment when necessary!)*
Glad we could help, Gailm! Thank you for watching and sharing, we really appreciate it, have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
For nothing you get nothing and very little for a sixpence.......
That's a good battery!, ACDelco "GM"!👍 Then again it's actually a Interstate Battery!!👍👍😎
Thanks for watching and sharing goodguy! Hope you have a fantastic week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Merry Christmas, thanks for another wonderful video
Thank you, it's our pleasure! Hope your holidays were the best, thanks for watching and sharing my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Have deep-fried many a 20+ lb turkey--but after I first Mesquite smoked a turkey, I've never gone back to frying. The secret to keeping the meat moist is to inject it with chicken broth in all limbs, back, breast before smoking.
Sounds delicious Leonard! Thank you for watching and sharing, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Hey, you can really roll the Spanish "r". That is worth a gold medal! The most difficult thing for Americans, really, when speaking Spanish. Thanks for your videos dude. I am going to try this myself since I have got all the tools needed and 3 past dead batteries to experiment with. Well deserved "LIKE IT"
LOL, Thanks Ramon, I appreciate that :) I learned from the best..... Hoolio :) Thank you for watching and sharing, we really appreciate it, hope you have a great week my friend and all the best on your project. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Marvelous work dear is that safe for battery separators and plates may be they burn on that high amperage and volts, what about batteries that already have 12.6 volts i will be really appreciated if you answer these questions good luck and keep it up
This is safe for all wet-style batteries my friend. If you already have 12.6 volts, this is still a good method to do every 6 months and you won't be replacing that battery. Thank you for watching and asking Salman, have a great week. mad Mike the hammer SPC
@@SweetProjectCars Question 1: how much time for 40AH amp battery, 100AH amp battery, 150AH amp battery, 200AH amp battery ?
Question 2: if i do this on discharged battery it will take lot off time should i charge first then do your procees ?
Question 3: can i do the same process on normal lead acid batteries not a deep cycle or change the timmings ?
Friend these questions are very important for me i will be really appreciated if you answer these questions good luck and keep it up
Mike...Battery shortage is big issue. Thank you for the video and the secret..
It sure is Kyle! Everything is lately :( Thank you so much for watching and sharing, hope you have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Merry Christmas Sweet .... And Happy Holiday Julio...... 🎄
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year to you as well Charles! Thank you for watching. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Man, I have seen this before and it does work..Now, has anyone got a welder I can borrow..lol
Thanks for the Video! Merry Christmas to you and your family, and everyone watching 🎅🤶
even the little charger with desulfate mode work but it takes longer
LOL, It's our pleasure to share Jay Bob! Thank you for watching, Merry Christmas to you and yours my friend, have a great week. mad Mike the hammer SPC
What welder are you using?
I have a golf cart with 6-6 volt batteries. The batteries are all matched. Do you think I can take a pair in series and do both at the same time like a 12 volt battery?
We are using this ruclips.net/video/VYtkn-N_p4s/видео.html and yes, you can do them in series Patrick. Thanks for watching and asking, have a great week and all the best on your project. mad Mike the hammer SPC
That is one tip that is the best I've seen out of my 49 years.
Glad to help Brian! Thank you for watching and commenting, we really appreciate it, hope you have a fantastic day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Does this work for deep cycle marine batteries? Thanks
Love your videos. Do you have any input on welding with the Amico machine? Longevity, quality? Thanks. Be well and have a great New Year.
Hello Mark, we have a few of the Amico machines, they are great quality my friend. Thank you so much for watching and asking, we really appreciate it, hope your 2022 is going well. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Marvelous! I'm elated by this video by Sweet Project Cars.
Glad you liked it! Thanks again Marrio, hope you have a great week. mad Mike the hammer SPC
After this process Do you change out the battery fluid with new? Just wondering if there is any contamination to the fluid that would need to be changed
It's not necessary dallaste462. Thanks for watching and asking, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Thank you for your time and help 😊 🙏
Happy to help Gregory! Thank you so much for watching, we truly appreciate it, hope you have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Great video...your a blessings in disguise....
Thank you have a blessed day and be blessed
You are so welcome, we appreciate the view and share my friend. Hope you have a blessed week. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Looks like a good tip.
I only have an old arc welder, so, can I use the same process?
Will this work on a dead battery and bring it back from the dead🤔
Great tips as usual👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Please follow the video to a T, there is no other alternative, use the exact same tools, products and method, we've spent years perfecting this process. Give it a shot, you have nothing to lose on a dead battery, we've done it my friend. Thanks for watching and asking, have a great week, jonny. mad Mike the hammer SPC
@@SweetProjectCars 🎯🎯
Absolutely, which is why I asked if it were possible to use an alternative source.
Stick to the k own procedure is my motto
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Great & helpful ppl 🥳🥳🥳
Cannot be an AC output welder. Most are.
Only with an invertor welder; Not with those old heavy transformer welders.
Cannot use arc welder, they are AC. I you use another mig, make sure you get the polarity correct. Don't assume the earth clamp is negative. You will need to test the polarity with a multimeter.
How long do you let the battery cool before putting the caps back on? And is it necessary to run the trickle charger after doing this?
Once you're done doing the charging, put the caps back on, and it's always good to put a trickle charger on it until the charger says the battery is fully charged it could take up to 24 hrs. Thanks for watching and asking, have a fantastic week my friend. mad Mike & team
Was going to try this out, unfortunately the welder is causing the breaker to trip. Do I need a dedicated high amps circuit for the welder?
It works with standard household power, if you have that and it's still tripping the breaker, it may be something wrong with the welder, send it back for a replacement Yula. Thanks for watching, have a great week and all the best on your project my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Mike, The ARC MMA Welder 160A Welding Machine is listed as 110V - 220V. The plug attached to unit is 120v also I dont see a voltage selector switch anywhere. Plug attached to unit is 120 volt type. How do you feed 220v to this welder?
Can i use a non inverter type of welding machine? is there no need to top up the battery with distilled water? Thank you so much sir for this very informative tip.Godbless and more power
Please follow the video to a T, there is no other alternative, use the exact same tools, products and method, we've spent years perfecting this process. Thanks for watching and asking Oto, have a great week. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Only invertor [DC] welder, not old heavy transformer type AC welders. Fill cells just to cover the plates !! Do not fill up completely.
I try this today it really really work 👍
Glad we could help Kendell! Thank you for watching and sharing, have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Put clean whole lemons inside your turkey, wrap in foil or cover with lid and bake normally. Moist delicious turkey...although deep fired sounds tasty.
Deep fried is fantastic eb! Thank you for watching and sharing your secret recipe :) we really appreciate it, hope you have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Opps, whole lemons sliced in half...
Can I use a trickle charger instead of the DC welder? Thanks.
No, to have success with this process, you need to use the exact tools/products shown. Thanks for the view, have a great weekend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Are the numbers you are stating from the welder, DC amps? Thank you.
Yes. Thank you for watching Tino. mad Mike the hammer SPC
what dc welder were you using? and were to purchasr
It's this amzn.to/3yW4ihK Thank you for watching harold, hope you have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
You sound like Adam Corolla! ¡Con mucho gusto Julio! Gracias por haciendo gaso de hydrogenia en su caro desde la bateria libre.
I've been told that before Salty :) Thanks for watching, have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
@@SweetProjectCars lol!
Two years ago I did some experimenting with this, I had three dead batteries that would not take a charge. I cooked them with my big floor charger, cycling from cook to cool intervals based on You Tube University teachings. Two of them did not come back to life even after several attempts (Charge the paddles AGAIN! LOL) One DID! It is in my tractor working like a charm still today! Yes I have an old school charger without the nanny safety crap.
Nice work Tom!! Thank you for watching and sharing your results, have a fantastic day my friend. mad Mike
Thanks for the video. By regular household current for the welder, do you mean 120v 15a,20a, or 30a? With the welder set at the "22" that you started at, does that draw 22amps?
Thanks
The most common electrical outlet in any home is a 110 volt. Sometimes you may hear 110 volt plugs referred to as 120 volt. Do not be confused by this; think of them as one and the same. Hope this helps Brian, thanks for watching, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Think in watts and it makes more sense, volts x amps. your welder is putting out a lower voltage at a higher current. Example, 15V x 22A = 330W. Your welder will be drawing a bet more from the power outlet because nothing is totally efficient, so maybe 350W. So 350W ÷ 120V = 2.9A, so about 3A.
Btw, Ronnie says he can take Hoolio easy peasy lemon squeezy! Or should we say "squeegy? Lol
No, the welder steps down the voltage and tho the welder says 22 amps it is not drawing 22 amps. Its like a transformer but it uses mosfets.
So at what amperage does the welder operate at 15 or 20 amps?
That Julio is a crazy guy. Happy Holidays Mike
He sure is Bruce! Thank you so much for watching, Merry Christmas & Happy New Year my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Good video, but I would probably remove the battery from the vehicle, if at all possible, to prevent any possible battery acid damage which is not usually evident until it's too late. This next task can simultaneously test the theory that no acid is boiling off.. Lay down some new Levi blue jeans around the battery, then do the battery boil, then wash the blue jeans, then after drying the blue jeans, count the number of holes in the blue jeans from the battery acid to give a reference point as to the potential for battery acid damage. Plus now you'll have some jeans with that much sought after worn out, and moth-eaten look. Simultaneously protecting the engine compartment, and making you look cool in your custom jeans.
You can do it however you want to Paul, thank you for watching and sharing, have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I got a matweld dc inverter 200 amp,but it wouldt not work,why is that?So i borrow a friends universal 160 amp dc inverter and it work,thank you sir .Question why wouldt my matweld not work?
We only recommend using the posted products/tools shown in the video description as they have been rigorously tested by our team here at SPC. Thanks for watching, have a great week. mad Mike
Would this method work for AGM batteries?
This works on any lead acid battery, thanks for watching, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Good day sir i'm martin of the Philippines can i do the same procedure to my 60 volt e-bike battery
This works on wet-style batteries only my friend. Thank you for watching and asking, have a great day Martin. mad Mike the hammer SPC
will the tooliom welder revive deepcycle batteries as well as the standard batteries?
It works flawlessly every single time using either of these welders for standard battery amzn.to/2K1UsWQ or deep cycle amzn.to/3yW4ihK Thanks for watching, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Does it help if you do it more frequently than every two years?
Sure, we do our own personal batteries once a year. Thanks for watching and asking, have a great week my friend. mad Mike & team
@@SweetProjectCars Good deal. Love your channel!
Ill try today🙂thanks
Awesome! Thank you for watching and sharing, have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I have a Lincoln MIG welder. Can this be done with a wire feed welder. Thanks
Please follow the video to a T, there is no other alternative, use the exact same tools, products and method, we've spent years perfecting this process. Thanks for watching and asking, have a great week. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Are your using a am or DC welder ? Thanks
Use this amzn.to/3yW4ihK and just a reminder, all of the products/tools we use in our videos can always be found in the ...MORE of the videos description, if you can't find it let us know and we will help you. Thanks for watching. mad Mike the hammer SPC
where do the battery cables hook up to on the welder???
ok for the negative, but for the positive you would place it on the 110
probe?👀
You really need to re-watch the video my friend, matter of fact, watch these as well, ruclips.net/video/VYtkn-N_p4s/видео.html ruclips.net/video/TxrR1aepKlM/видео.html this is a process that needs to be followed to a T. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
PLEASE CONFIRM ... Do I leave the welder setting at it's lowest that will make it boil for 5 minutes as you say at the beginning or ... do I go ahead and crank it up for maximum boiling for 5 minutes as you say towards the end?
Thank you for the great videos !
Start out on the lowest setting, then gradually turn it up until you get a consistent boil on all of the cells then follow the video instruction regarding timelines etc. Hope this helps, have a great weekend, thanks for the view. mad Mike
Can I use on old Lincoln welder for that?
Our videos are very product/tool specific Luke, we take all the guess work out for our viewers as we have done all the trying, testing and failing to show everyone what we know works and is safe for both you and your batteries. Thanks for watching, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
You are obviously talking about using an Arc welder. I happen to only have a flex welder. I'm now shopping for a Arc welder. Any suggestions?
Hello Bradley, amzn.to/3yW4ihK or amzn.to/30k7YNg either will work great for this process. Thank you for watching and asking, have a fantastic day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
On sealed batteries , one can buy battery caps , drill holes where circles appear where a battery cap would be and fill with a syringe.
Thank you for watching and sharing, have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Pretty sure that's incorrect...sealed batteries are either gel filled or agm so you cant fill them with distilled water or acid
Have you ever rejuvenated a garden tractor battery ? We have a lawn service and we own several zero turn and stand on mowers. Seems like the best I can get is two years out of our batteries. We store then up here in NE Ohio with a battery tender in the off season and the best I’ve ever had a garden tractor battery last is 3 years…
This works on all wet-style batteries, we have done this on all types like motorcycle, garden tractor etc. Thank you for watching and asking Edward, watch this as well ruclips.net/video/VYtkn-N_p4s/видео.html it has lots of helpful information about this process. Have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I use standard 6 volt car/tractor batteries (not deep cycle) in restored WW2 military vehicles. I also need a good starter welder. Which model do you recommend? Of course I will also be using it on 12 volt car and truck batteries.
Hello Jeff, amzn.to/3yW4ihK or amzn.to/30k7YNg either one of these are a great choice, it's what we use. Thank you for watching and asking, we really appreciate it, have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I have old batteries that don't have any fluid un them.
Can I add distilled water and bring it back or is it history
Top them off within an inch of the tops with this amzn.to/3gb9Ni0 then get busy, you have all to gain and nothing to lose dale! Thank you for watching and asking, have a fantastic day and all the best on your project my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
So optima yellow too can be done this way? No difference in AGM batteries? Do all 12v batteries shave a way to be topped off?
This works on all wet-style batteries Deb. Thanks for watching. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I just bought a YESwelder to do this exact deal. But I caught another one of your older videos doing this and you used a specific welder and said that some of them wouldn’t work for this application. Is that true?
Hello Shannon, this method in this video is completely different than our other video, please use the recommended products/tools for each specific video, we test these methods for years and years to know that they work, and work every time and most of all that they are safe for both you and your batteries/vehicles. Thanks for watching, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
@@SweetProjectCars thanks for getting back to me
I have harbor freight 90 amp stick welder will it work with that?
Please follow the video to a T, there is no other alternative, use the exact same tools, products and method, we've spent years perfecting this process. Thanks for watching and asking, have a great week. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Thanks Adam Corolla
LOL, I hear that a lot! Thanks for watching Heath, have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Good informational video , thanks for sharing , God bless !
Our pleasure! Thank you for watching Michael, we truly appreciate it, hope you have a blessed week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Vcsn I replace oor drain out water of my two year old still running car battery ti new acid water?
Top off the cells within an inch of the top with this amzn.to/3gb9Ni0 before beginning the process then again during the resting times as needed. Thanks for watching and asking, have a great day. mad Mike & team
Sir, what do u mean 45 or 87? Is it 45 amps? THANK YOU
You need to re-watch the video again, the process is really very simple, start out on the lowest setting and gradually turn up. Thanks for the view, have a great day. mad Mike & team
I did a battery with this method and had some success. I extracted some of the water from each cell and it is quite black. Does this black particulate reattach to the plates? Can I replace the water with new clean distilled water as you mentioned that the acid is not boiled away but only the water?
Just top off the cells to within an inch of the top with this amzn.to/3gb9Ni0 before beginning this process, then again during the resting times as needed. It's not necessary to remove any of the water, just follow the instructions in the video to a T. Watch this ruclips.net/video/VYtkn-N_p4s/видео.html for additional helpful information about this method. Thanks for watching Robert, have a great day and all the best on your project. mad Mike the hammer SPC
@@SweetProjectCars Thank you for replying to my post. I watched the second video you show in your post. I will be trying these approaches and I love your channel.
Thanks for the info
Our pleasure Wayne! Thank you for watching, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Great video👊. Just wondering would this trick work on motorcycle batteries. The 6.5ah small batteries?. Happy holidays
It sure will, just cut all timelines in half for that size opio joel. Thank you for watching and asking, Happy New Year to you my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
You may have answered this already but I didn't see it below. I'm guessing that this doesn't work on a "maintenance free" battery that doesn't have the caps on top. Correct?
Hello John, this works on wet-style only batteries, you have to have access to the water to use this method. Thank you for watching and asking, have a great week. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Does it matter what kind of welder I use? Can I use my 125 Amp Chicago Electric Flux core welder from Harbor Freight?
You need this amzn.to/3yW4ihK Please follow the video to a T, there is no other alternative, use the exact same tools, products and method, we've spent years perfecting this process. Thanks for watching and asking, have a great week. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Dirt is the most common battery killer rinse the batter off after it cools with baking soda and water to remove any acid particles left around, as it vents it out over time, keep it clean!
For sure! Thank you for watching and sharing, we really appreciate it, have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I understand that the reason batteries fail is they short out at the bottom of the fluid. The residue flakes off the plates and builds up on the bottom until it touches across plates and shorts out. Long life batteries just have deeper holding tanks with shorter plates.? So don't you need to suck all the fluid out to get the residue out, then filter it back into the battery? Or will the boiling dissolve this residue? does it plate it back onto the lead plates?
Watch this ruclips.net/video/VYtkn-N_p4s/видео.html it has a lot of additional information on this process, don't over analyze it my friend, just follow the video to a T, use the same tools we use for success. Thanks for watching, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Is this method applicable for home inverter tall tubular batteries also?
This works on all wet-style batteries my friend. Thanks for watching, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I don't see any comments on a lawnmower batterie, have you done this to a lawnmower battery. God bless yall real good, you n ur family have a merry Christmas.
This works on all lead acid batteries William, just cut the timelines in half for that size battery. Thanks for the view, have a great day my friend. mad Mike
sir i have 2 batteries one have showing 12.7v and second have 12.8v but there is cranking amps and backup can i run this procedure on that type off batteries that have 12.6 to 12.8v showing , and what if my battery have irritation cells or damaged cells is that still works, and there is any different procedure for 220v household voltages please reply it is very important to know thanks
This works on wet-style, acid batteries only, if your battery has acid in it and distilled water, this will work. Give it a shot, you've got nothing to lose my friend. Thanks for watching, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Julio the only problema is finding a welder to borrow.
LOL, thank you for watching zurdo, hope you have a great week and find that welder. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Graet tip! Q: Can this be done to sealed MF (maintenance free) batteries? The ones that don't have plugs that open at the top?
This works on wet-style only batteries Paul. Thank you for watching and asking, have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
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Yes, it works, all batteries had caps, even under stickers, open them and if the battery is an AGM type only put distilled water, do the trick with the welder and it works fine, i did it a lot of times with lead acid, agm and apparently “sealed” batteries.
would this work using my 110 volt flux core wire welder.??..i think so,just checking...thanks
Please follow the video to a T, there is no other alternative, use the exact same tools, products and method, we've spent years perfecting this process. Thanks for watching and asking, have a great week.
mad Mike the hammer SPC
Can this be done on a optima red cap battery?
This works on wet-style batteries only. Thanks for watching and asking, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Can you please tell me the brand and model of that welder THANKS !!!
It's this amzn.to/399hh3E and just a reminder, all of the products/tools we use in our videos can always be found in the ...MORE of the videos description, if you can't find it let us know and we will help you. Thanks for watching. mad Mike the hammer SPC
What output voltage is your stick welder? Does that even matter?
It works flawlessly every single time using either of these welders for standard battery amzn.to/2K1UsWQ or deep cycle amzn.to/3yW4ihK check them out Luke, you can read all about them. Thanks for watching, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC