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    Hey guys, I think Im gonna replace the batteries in my boat this year and Im not sure what kind I want to get! Any suggestions? I leave them in my boat year round with a duel bank charging system on em'

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    I have Interstate in my rig and love them. I bought them in May of 2008 and they are still working well. I fish year around and some keeping them in use and charged helps I think.
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    I use wally world s' TM and crankin' batts, no issues for ~3yrs. Mine stay in the boat, I usually charge them up before I go to the lake, don't fish from Nov till march or april, and charge them up 1-2 times a month during the winter.
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    I also use and have had good luck with the Walmart Everlast batteries over the last several years. I use what is in the used boats I have bought until they go bad then replace with the Yellow 27 series Everlast batteries. Knock on wood I have never had trouble with one of them. But I trade boats about every 2-4 years.

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    I use the Wal-Mart batteries too and have not had any problems, just charge them after ever trip.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dongotto View Post
    i have interstate in my rig and love them. I bought them in may of 2008 and they are still working well. I fish year around and some keeping them in use and charged helps i think.
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    Someone told me autozone had a 31 series deep cycle for 56 dollars. sounds like a good deal

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    LOL still have not had time yet to replace my batteries either! Maybe the powers to be should make this thread a sticky so that everyone has an idea on where the best place is to purchase boat batteries and the best type.

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    I've had good luck with WM batteries but they no longer carry a warrant here. I currently am trolling off an Interstate and like it so far. It's only 6 mos old though, but that one battery is lasting me all day (29 series). I mostly longline troll out of a 16' skiff.
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    I bought two Wal Mart batteries last year used them twice and one of them went bad, but they replaced it with no problem.

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