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Hey guys I have to get a new battery for my troller and was wandering what kind I should go with? What's the best for a decent price..
thats the same ones i use, they're $75 where i live.Walmart.. the big Marine MAXX battery make sure you get a newer one with the 18 month FREE REPLACEMENT!!! And keep your receipt for month 17!!
They seem to work and last pretty goodthats the same ones i use, they're $75 where i live.
x 2They seem to work as good as anything else I've used. I don't see how a $200 battery would do much better, especially to make up the price difference. Buy a cheaper battery and put the money you've saved toward an IOTA, then you won't have to worry about your battery going dead anyway.
Yeah that doesn't happen every day. If it does get me 2 pleasei got an optima blue top for 30 bucks so......... :O)
I used to sell interstate. After getting tired of 5-6 warranty swaps a month, I switched to AcDelco batteries and am surprised if I have one warranty claim!I like Interstate batteries.
chit i wish you cant beat thatlol we go to ford dealership in town before interstate batteries gets there and get batteries from ford for 10 bucks all different sizes
i think im go gonna with acdelco ive heard nothing but good out of themI used to sell interstate. After getting tired of 5-6 warranty swaps a month, I switched to AcDelco batteries and am surprised if I have one warranty claim!
just go to your local dealerships and ask there repair shops if they will sell or give away any cause all the used cars they get they swap out batteries and sell the old ones to companies like interstate batterieschit i wish you cant beat that
cool man ima check into that thanks for the infojust go to your local dealerships and ask there repair shops if they will sell or give away any cause all the used cars they get they swap out batteries and sell the old ones to companies like interstate batteries
Make sure they are DEEP CYCLE batteries and not auto starting batteries.Deep cycle batteries are designed to be run down and re-charged,hence CYCLE.Starting batteries are not.I can't think of a vehicle that would use deep cycle batteries.cool man ima check into that thanks for the info
weve used walmart everstart batteries and we have killed the battery and then recharged it we have done this numerous timesMake sure they are DEEP CYCLE batteries and not auto starting batteries.Deep cycle batteries are designed to be run down and re-charged,hence CYCLE.Starting batteries are not.I can't think of a vehicle that would use deep cycle batteries.