By Dustin Simpson
Join me in the video below as I show you how to use this battery filler for easy RV battery maintenance. Maintaining the distilled water in your RV battery has never been simpler!
This 2-quart battery filler design has been around for years and offers a convenient spring-loaded filler valve that helps keep any shop, garage, or workplace clean. It’s perfect for checking and filling water in your RV batteries. This easy-to-use maintenance tool takes the annoying chore out of watering batteries.
DIY product links for easy RV battery maintenance:
- Battery Cleaner with Acid Indicator
- Battery Terminal Protector
- Battery Maintenance Tool Kit
- Battery Filler
Make sure you check out Dustin’s website, California RV Specialists, and their YouTube channel for more helpful information, and see our published articles on RVtravel.com and other social media pages.
Thank you,
Dustin
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Amazon needs to have someone proof read the descriptions on products sold.This one shows the dimension as:
“Product Dimensions as 5 x 10 x 9.7 inches; 1.6 ounces”.
Whats with the weight number? Or is it the capacity? Or is meaningless?
Of course being translated from Chinese answers the question.
This happens all the time on Amazon.
Had one. It also took up a chunk of the storage bay and had to placed such that it couldn’t accidental tip over and leak. Oh and distilled water is generally sold by the gallon – so the excess also took its anti-tip storage room. And the dispenser is often too big to get to the battery without removing the battery from its storage.
I solved the whole issue. I now only use AGM (a/k/a maintenance free) batteries. I gave my dispenser to a fellow RVer who had an electric golf cart.
Good points, Jim. I’ve been satisfied using a turkey baster. Cheap and I don’t need to remove batteries.
We used those in gas stations where I worked. They won’t work in an rv where your battery compartment lies under something else (very common). Dustin is talking about trailers that don’t have that problem.
Boy does that bring back memories!!!!
The most simplest device I have found is a plastic Heinz Ketchup bottle – it already has a 1/4″ hole in the cap – simply insert a length of clear tubing long enuf to reach your battery port while holding the bottle vertical and also the fluid to the bottom of the bottle. Simply insert the tube in fluid and battery and “gently” squeeze the bottle. Only lasts about 5 years and it is recycling too! (Always use distilled water!) Pull the tube up out of the bottle water before moving or transporting.
Thank you, Dustin! Cool idea. Have a great weekend and safe travels!