If the battery has enough CCA for your motor, you can use it whether it's labelled as cranking, deep-cycle or dual purpose.
Deep cycle batteries have a moderate number thick plates to stand up to the constant deep discharge. Cranking batteries have a large number of thinner plates to allow for high current. Larger deep cycles typically have enough CCA for many motors up to 150HP or even more if they aren't HPDIs. A deep cycle or DP as a cranking battery is often the best choice if you run livewell pumps and a lot of electronics.


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