Havent read past this, so someone else might've suggested the same: I've had good results connecting a large, fully-charged battery to the dead one, then a charger onto the good one for a couple of days. Once it accepts charge (and charges up), work it hard ie wind over something in 1stgear. Run it down a bit, then hard-charge again before putting into service. I have 2x 400cca batteries going strong a year after they were deemed scrap. This was advice given to me , specifically for gel-mat batteries, but worked equally well on the lead-acid. Worth a shot
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