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Walmart batteries
#702170
12/09/04 01:35 PM
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tricky
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My batteries are on the way out again,I really like the price and the replacement plan also the fact that where ever your fishing you can always find one close by.I am just wondering if they will run my 80 lb motor all day.Appreciate any advice.
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Re: Walmart batteries
#702171
12/09/04 01:53 PM
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hedehogsrus
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I have used the walmart batteries for years and it has run my troll motor for a couple of days w/o charging,I trade them out every two years.
Scott
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Re: Walmart batteries
#702172
12/09/04 02:41 PM
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bottleneck
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I haven't ever had batteries for my trolling motor that would last all day on high 24 in the wind. Anybody else?
"The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants" - Thomas Jefferson
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Re: Walmart batteries
#702173
12/09/04 03:52 PM
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Mark Perry
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I bought some in september and have been very pleased with them. Run mine fine. Mark
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Re: Walmart batteries
#702174
12/09/04 07:50 PM
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WATCHDOG
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Outdoorsman
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Sams carries continental batteries. Check them out
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Re: Walmart batteries
#702175
12/09/04 08:33 PM
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T-Rig Ranger
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I have had bad luck with Continental batteries. I went through 4 batteries in 2 years. Both batteries that came with my new boat went bad after 11.5 months. They came with one year warranties so luckily I got a new set for free. Then the new ones went bad after 12.5 months. This time they would not exchange them for me. Just my 2-cents.
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Re: Walmart batteries
#702176
12/09/04 08:35 PM
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Mike Prengler
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Pro Angler
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Bottleneck, you running a MotorGuide 767?
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Re: Walmart batteries
#702177
12/09/04 08:41 PM
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Bass Art
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Once again, 98% of all batteries sold in the US come from one of 2 or 3 places. Most of the batteries available today are much better than the batteries sold just 5 years ago.
I have used WalMart batteries and they were fine. I now have Optimas, and they are very good. They are light and powerful, and expensive. Be sure you have a top quality charger w/3 phase charging. It will add at least 50% to the life of your batteries.
Artie
Artie ________________________________ Dad took me fishing when I was 10, and I've been pretty much hooked since. He went to be with God on August 14, 2012. I miss you, Dad.
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Re: Walmart batteries
#702178
12/09/04 10:49 PM
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David Lee
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I use WalMart batteries with no problems. And if it ever dies, there is usually a WalMart close to the ramp.
  Yes I did admit defeat. Good job back to back champion
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Re: Walmart batteries
#702179
12/09/04 11:57 PM
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Bigg Un
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I have used them for several years with no problems. I have never had my 70# MinnKota to run them down in one day.
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Re: Walmart batteries
#702180
12/09/04 11:59 PM
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Bassmaster150
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I use Everstarts as well. I have an 84# Motorguide Tour Edition (36v), and I can run all day on my batteries. I am getting ready to replace mine with the new Everstart Marine MAXX batteries as my current ones are on their last legs (3 years).
Character is who you are when nobody else is around.
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Re: Walmart batteries
#702181
12/10/04 12:21 AM
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RedRanger
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burro desagradable
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I've had bad luck with Continental Also.
I run Wal-Mart batteries, and they run my 82lb TM all day.......
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Re: Walmart batteries
#702182
12/10/04 01:51 AM
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geethree
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i have used walmarts for a few years, no problems here with them
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Re: Walmart batteries
#702183
12/10/04 02:13 AM
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WATCHDOG
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Bad apples in every batch. I guess, I have been lucky with Continental.
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Re: Walmart batteries
#702184
12/10/04 02:28 AM
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CRS
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Discount Battery on 199 by Lake Worth coming from Ft Worth They have a Trojan wet cell that is hard to beat. I've run Everlast, Continental, Nautilus and Interstate. They are all good batteries and I usually get a couple years out of each before having to replace it. But I think the Trojan had the edge on them all, it seemed to have the juice a little longer into the late day. The fellow who sold me the battery said it was a $150 battery but because some post were bent he had them for $75. I have since traded boats, so I won't know how long it will hold up but when I need a new battery I will revisit Discount Battery.
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