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#775623 - 08/23/14 05:03 PM
CERAKOTE FOR A DEEPCYCLE BATTERY
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hino895
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Registered: 04/27/09
Posts: 530
Loc: Spotsylvania, Virginia
City or County: Downtown Thornburg
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First off let me state " I am tired of buying boat batterys" This probaly aint the right place to post this. My old boat uses 4 group 27 deepcycle batterys and every year i need to replace at least one. The other night one of the trolling motor batterys died. Ruined the whole night. This is my offer, i will cerakote your rifle, pistol or shotgun for a new group 27 battery. If you have a connection and get them wholesale this is for you. If interested pm me cause i hate buying batterys. Thanks Clinton
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#789177 - 09/19/14 09:38 AM
Re: CERAKOTE FOR A DEEPCYCLE BATTERY
[Re: hino895]
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ATFmy3favs
former Moderator (site babysitter)
Registered: 05/03/09
Posts: 3636
Loc: Hanover/Mechanicsville
City or County: Hanover/Hampton/VAB/and in between
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I used to work for a Battery dealer and we had to go through some intensive training. One thing I learned was "unfortunately for your wallet" you should never replace ONE battery out of a group that is connected to one another. It usually brings the new one down in capacity to match the older ones-NOT the transverse. Also, they "should" match in capacity, specs, etc. If you buy a matched set of quality batteries they will last MUCH longer than what you are currently doing. I know the upfront cost stinks. If you are keeping the boat, this is great advice, if you are thinking of selling soon then keep on keeping on. I would consult with a battery expert on what you have, what your physical space for batteries are etc.
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