Posted by markct on September 14, 2015 at 04:37:13 from (47.23.153.190):
In Reply to: Batteries posted by dzc3 on September 14, 2015 at 04:01:05:
Don't get too excited, where I work we have many trucks that take two or more batteries, when the sets get replaced for one or two failing I would always save the better of them to use at home. I had a few that made it over a dozen years, yet some of the same brand and type had failed in a year from new. It's the luck of the draw I think and in my case I was already presorting them in a way since they had essentially been tested a few years in trucks so naturally the ones that were weak were gone already. Stick with a name brand is your best bet. Although at the same time I have a tiny Kmart battery that has been starting my Ford 3400 for nearly 9 years now,it often sits a month or two and start noproblem even below zero go figure
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