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need batteries for 04 topgun
my batteries will not hold a charge, what should i replace them with.....the same as i have or is there something new...... thanks don
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Odyssey dry cell. Simply the best you can buy.
This one fits in my 02 TG battery box nicely: http://www.odysseybatteries.com/battery/pc2150.htm |
Exide Nautilus. And I replace them every spring. A battery is one of those things that is tough to repair on the water and a common failure item. Why screw around?
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One word... Walmart! :D
Good cheap marine batteries. Just replace them every two years. Good luck! :cool: |
they come with Sears DieHard, so put them back in, I did !!!
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i used the sears die hard in everything i own... they have never let me down expcept when it was my fault...
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I know alot dont like them,,,, but I have always had great luck with Optimas
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In my experience, Optimas have been a complete failure. I have them in every one of my personal vehicles and all our shop trucks, but in boats- I learned that lesson. They just won't take discharging
One more thing on batteries- deep-cycles won't put out enough instantaneous current to crank over big CID or high compression engines. Especially if you flood one or have a really warm one- or alot of initial timing. And if you have a big stereo and run your cranking batteries down, that hurts them- drastically shortening their lifespan. |
i have blue top optimas and i have ran them down and also let them sit al winter with no charging and they still work great. I have had mine in the boat for three years. i would buy nothing else.
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Originally Posted by BillR
(Post 2698977)
Odyssey dry cell. Simply the best you can buy.
This one fits in my 02 TG battery box nicely: http://www.odysseybatteries.com/battery/pc2150.htm What's the pricing like on these? |
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