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 Sears batteries
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02/19/15 05:09 AM
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Pearlandtexan
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What are ya'lls opinions on these, I need two new trolling motor batteries.
Pros and cons please
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Re: Sears batteries
[Re: Pearlandtexan]
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02/19/15 11:12 AM
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Fishspanker
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Platinum Diehard are Great batteries. High amp hour. You can run your trolling motor all day on them. Pretty pricey and heavy are the only two drawbacks.
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Re: Sears batteries
[Re: Pearlandtexan]
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02/19/15 11:29 AM
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Frank the Tank
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I have a buddy who won't run anything but Sear's batteries because of the 3 year warranty. Walk in with the bad battery, walk out with a new one.
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Re: Sears batteries
[Re: Pearlandtexan]
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02/19/15 11:30 AM
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Lee in Texas
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Have Interstate now, are the Sears batteries really that much heavier? Like the three year warranty part for sure!!!
God Bless
Last edited by Lee in Texas; 02/19/15 11:31 AM.
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Re: Sears batteries
[Re: Pearlandtexan]
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02/19/15 11:39 AM
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Over the past 30 years old bass fishing, I have tried many different brands and switched to Sears three years ago. I run three Diehard marine batteries for my TM and one Sears Platnum 31 series as my main battery.
They are heavy, especially the Platnum. The first Platnum I bought only lasted about 8 months but Sears replaced it free without any hassle. Since then, no issues with the replacement. Very powerful battery.
The Diehard deep cycles have been trouble free so far. I just took them all in two weeks to be tested and all tested fine.
Based on my experience, I would rate them amount the top brands.
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Re: Sears batteries
[Re: Frank the Tank]
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02/19/15 12:43 PM
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Puma Jim
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I have a buddy who won't run anything but Sear's batteries because of the 3 year warranty. Walk in with the bad battery, walk out with a new one. only ones I will use to. You could not give me interstate batteries free. Been there done that!
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Re: Sears batteries
[Re: Pearlandtexan]
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02/19/15 02:20 PM
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KB1953
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Sears PM1 and 3 Die Hard 31 last 3 years, no problems. 
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Re: Sears batteries
[Re: Pearlandtexan]
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02/19/15 02:42 PM
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Allen Bass Fisher
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Great battery! Had one in my old boat for starting, electronics AND my third (36V TM) trolling motor battery. Never had a problem in the two years I owned it. Sold the boat (to a buddy) 6 months ago and is still going strong.
As soon as they go on sale, I'll replace the starting/electronics battery in my new to me 2012 BassCat with one.
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Re: Sears batteries
[Re: Pearlandtexan]
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02/19/15 02:55 PM
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KB1953
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I have been waiting as well for them to go on sale. 
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Re: Sears batteries
[Re: Pearlandtexan]
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02/19/15 03:58 PM
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KB1953
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Sears PM1 AGM 31 - 1150 CCA 205 RC - 3 year warranty, best battery on the market if you do not mind the weight 75lbs.
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