I don't spider rig or pull cranks, but I do need a new cranking battery and deep cycle battery for my boat. What would be your recommendations?
Thanks
Thinking bout some interstates.......
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I don't spider rig or pull cranks, but I do need a new cranking battery and deep cycle battery for my boat. What would be your recommendations?
Thanks
Thinking bout some interstates.......
I have had good luck with Interstate batterys
I have been using the Batteries from Walmart last few years. Haven't had any problems. Usually a little better pricing and little better warranty, plus your not going to be far from a walmart anywhere you go. Plus if it's warranty they are the only place open at night or weekends for service.
Exide. Academy sports has the best price. Have had both and the exides are more value for the price. Interstates have been good just too pricey for me. Be sure to look for the actual date battery assembled on the case. That seems to make big difference
walmart
Get a good marine battery with all the CCA you can find. Most motor mfgers recomend a battery with 800-1000 CCA. jmo.
Walmart
Make sure it's a group 31, no matter the brand.
I opted for the Trojan golf cart batteries. They were a little more than Walmarts but I can troll all day without any issues. I use Walmart for all my other batteries though
Good choice. There is a good reason they are more than wal mart batteries.
The truth is the truth.
Lots of good batteries out there. I use the US Battery 12v Golf Cart battery. Less than the Optima's and Trojans and has more reserve amp hours than any other brand on the market at 292 amp hrs at 25% load.
Where do you get those?Quote:
Originally Posted by BigRiverMarine
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Enter your zip code and how many miles you want to look.
I sell them, but you can find them online I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by tcounty
All my buddies will tell you where to get them other than me. [emoji19]