Posted by oldcarkook on June 11, 2011 at 18:45:55 from (66.31.153.254):
A lot of recent discussion about powering up our vintage systems and what everybody is using and what"s working well and what"s not.
I have spent plenty of time around vintage tractors, but they were not vintage when I spent that time around them! It was 40 plus years ago.
My primary interest is old trucks nowadays and I am running Optima batteries in all my vehicles including my 6 volt positive ground 60 year old GMC trucks. I"ve had great luck with them and I"m wondering what everyone else is running. The Optima in my "51 GMC is now in its 10 year of service and it sleeps all winter. I went through 3 Sears DieHard 6 volts in the preceding 11 years of ownership so for me at least, the Optima is 3x as good as the DieHard and still going.
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