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    My deep cycle trolling motor battery has played out. Bass pro shop has a sale on their AGM DEEP-CYCLE BATTERIES. Is this a good battery? Walmart agm cost a lot more. Is group 27 enough for a 16' bass tracker?
    The group 31 is only 7# heavier and $20 more expensive.

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    Fin .... but, I'd go with the group 31 (unless 7# & $20 is a deal breaker)

    I use to use a group 29 Walmart battery for my trolling motor (42# thrust 12v) on my 16' ProCraft w/90Merc and it never failed to run me around the lake all day. I would have gotten a group 31, but they didn't have any at that time. Currently using a 68ah AGM, that I originally bought to run my Livescope setup, but moved it to the TM when I got a Lithium 50ah for the LS setup.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CrappiePappy View Post
    Fin .... but, I'd go with the group 31 (unless 7# & $20 is a deal breaker)

    I use to use a group 29 Walmart battery for my trolling motor (42# thrust 12v) on my 16' ProCraft w/90Merc and it never failed to run me around the lake all day. I would have gotten a group 31, but they didn't have any at that time. Currently using a 68ah AGM, that I originally bought to run my Livescope setup, but moved it to the TM when I got a Lithium 50ah for the LS setup.
    Thanks for the suggestions. I should consider lithium but it would take a pretty sizable chunk out of my expense money. With a charger and all. I'd have to save up some for a couple of weeks. It would be nice not to have all that weight in the back. Especially when winching the boat up on the trailer. Every bit helps.

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    Is there much difference in lithium iron and lithium ion batteries?

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    Quote Originally Posted by FIN View Post
    Is there much difference in lithium iron and lithium ion batteries?

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