not enough there to roll her over.....

cranked up last night to get to the station but this AM to head to job one.... not so much.
Pushed her back into the bays, pulled the seat, checked the batt connections, good there.
12.4V, turn the key on - 10.5V, hit the starter 4.9V. Time for a new one. Pulled the battery

had about a quater cup of fluid in the box..... ??? that's not a good sign. Popped the battery open, bet I know where the acid went

Nothing in the batt. The leak was slow enough that it was evaporating cause nothing leaked out of the batt box.
Found a gel battery from Advanced Auto Parts. Figured I'd give it a shot cause it was ready to go and that's was better than another vac day waiting on a trickle charge up on a new one. Besides, they wanted the same price for the acid one.
The terminals on this battery has a larger surface area than the OEM/others. Parts guy says he has one in his bike, gives more cranking amps and last longer than the OEMs. We'll see
There was noticable diff when I hit the button. Was getting used to it rolling over a few time since the volt meter was showing that the alternator was charging.
Happy New Years y'all