Thread: Cranking Battery

Originally Posted by feeshrman

Saw a promo for lithium batteries vs traditional lead/acid batteries. I'm sure they are very expensive. They had a single battery that produced 36 volts and you could pick it up easily with one hand. They require a special charger and claimed they would last ten years. I know it's probably way too expensive right now but it looks to me like they may be in our near future. Just like satellite tv, flat screens, and LED lighting, everything gets less expensive as it is improved and produced for the masses.


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Saw that too, 36 volt and 40 lbs... looked very interesting


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I may just be lucky but I got the cheapo from walmart 6 years ago and it is still going strong! I'm sure it will bite the dust now that I have said something but it has been a dang good one.

thats what I had too!!! lasted me a long time

Originally Posted by macpappy

I may just be lucky but I got the cheapo from walmart 6 years ago and it is still going strong! I'm sure it will bite the dust now that I have said something but it has been a dang good one.

thats not what I wanna hear lol napa is only store we have in town....a trip to tupelo may be needed but geez I dont have time.....baseball season in full force and 11 month old at home....I may get to go fishing friday morning though since school is out

Originally Posted by Rees Guide

I use a big Napa Marine batt but don't recommend it, have had it replaced the last 2 springs

Originally Posted by feeshrman

I know it's probably way too expensive right now but it looks to me like they may be in our near future. Just like satellite tv, flat screens, and LED lighting, everything gets less expensive as it is improved and produced for the masses.


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Besides vehicles, the price tag on those suckers keep climbing to ridiculous prices and the quality is going in the gutter.. and once the warranty runs out the repairs will put you in the poor house.

Originally Posted by MO' MONEY

Saw that too, 36 volt and 40 lbs... looked very interesting


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Checked em out. LithiumPro. 36 volt battery is $2199. Ouch!



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Originally Posted by Iwannafish

Checked em out. LithiumPro. 36 volt battery is $2199. Ouch!



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Ouch is right. I'd be willing to drop a grand on one if they are as good as they say, but that's about my max.


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Originally Posted by feeshrman

Ouch is right. I'd be willing to drop a grand on one if they are as good as they say, but that's about my max.


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BOAT. Break Out Another Thousand.


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