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Re: 8d Chassis Battery for 2003 Intrigue in Dallas

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Yahoo Message Number: 109803
I just received four Lifeline 8D's and will now try and lift them into my coach... I think they are the best.

Re: 8d Chassis Battery for 2003 Intrigue in Dallas

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Yahoo Message Number: 109806
I have to agree, but DEKA's come close and with care last a long time. My current ones are 5 going on 6 years old. I will say the lead acid engine batteries I have gotten from Les Schwab in Junction averaged over 5 years. Other batteries from Interstate, Gould or Napa have been mediocre at best barely lasting 3 years a few not even a year. One day when the opportunity presents its self I want to try a Trojan 8D for the engine battery. I thought I was beginning to have issues with my battteries. But it turned out to be an ailing starter relay and a worn out inverter charger. It will be interesting to see how the batteries are holding up when I remove the coach from winter storage soon. Its going to be 80 degrees here next week, About 2 1/2 to 4 weeks early. Twi 2004 Intrigue 11731

Re: 8d Chassis Battery for 2003 Intrigue in Dallas

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Hope you're in good shape! They weigh about a hundred and fifty pounds each.

Rich 2002 Magna

Re: 8d Chassis Battery for 2003 Intrigue in Dallas

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Yahoo Message Number: 109831
Lifeline, only way to go! I bought a coach out of Texas and had Evermax, after a year would not keep the inverters on for 12 hours.
Installed Lifeline, second coach I've this upgrade and lasted over 36 hours and still going.
They are expensive, but if you shop around you will get a better deal.
You could buy Lifelines cheaper than two sets of cheap batteries.