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Old 07-17-2009 | 04:06 PM
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Wow...never thought I would have so much trouble finding a GROUP 24 BATTERY to fit a Gil Marine Style Bracket.

All of the group 24's I have looked at have the lugs at edge of battery (would interfere with top bracket).

Anyone using group 24s and what trays.

I have not bought either yet so I am looking for SMALLEST LIGHTEST STARTING BATTERY.

I do not want to spend the $$$$ (I NEED 4 ) for optimas doesnt seem worth it from what I have heard from battery suppliers.)

Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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Dude,

I have always had good luck with the sears die hard deep cycle marine batteries and if I remember correctly they fit the GIL trays just fine. You can't beat the warranty on them either. Lots of friends of mine use the interstates, but I stay with my die hards. good luck
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Old 07-20-2009 | 09:16 AM
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Thanks, looks like Interstate has to be the way to go. Dont want deep cycles, thanks for the reply.
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Old 07-20-2009 | 01:43 PM
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Originally Posted by 29scarab
Dude,

I have always had good luck with the sears die hard deep cycle marine batteries and if I remember correctly they fit the GIL trays just fine. You can't beat the warranty on them either. Lots of friends of mine use the interstates, but I stay with my die hards. good luck
I use die hards too. They fit my Eddie Marine Battery tray. They are cheap enough to replace every two yrs.
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