They will pull a load on it for about an hour to see if it needs charging or has a bad cell. Then they will scan the bar code sticker and that's where you will get the warranty info. If it sounds like experience that's because it is!
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They will pull a load on it for about an hour to see if it needs charging or has a bad cell. Then they will scan the bar code sticker and that's where you will get the warranty info. If it sounds like experience that's because it is!
Good luck
Slap some sense into him... JEEZQuote:
Originally Posted by Big H trucking
The boy is hard headed but he means well. Think i will have anotherQuote:
Originally Posted by BigBlue
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Well well well. Looky what I found. The hid it on the side of the battery. Now thats tricky right thar
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At one time the Walmart and Super Walmart here where I lived started selling (rather trying to sell:rolleyes:) batteries without any warranty (and nothing was wrote on the batteries saying they had a warranty), but after awhile the warranty went back on the batteries. I guess they werent selling any. On the Maxx Marine batteries the warranty is wrote on the batteries (18 mos free replacement). March '11 sounds like you're covered with no questions asked.Thumbs UpQuote:
Originally Posted by EmptyStringer
gewber (ES that is)
Heres your SignQuote:
Originally Posted by EmptyStringer
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Absolutely Amazing...+1.... Both of ya need another Coors Light...Quote:
Originally Posted by Big H trucking
Someone tell him its a good idea to replace all of them at the same time to keep older batteries from draining the new one... Tell him "G"...
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