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i would start simple, clean battery terminals, make sure alt belt is tight, charge batteries. an old trick is start engine, remove negative terminal from battery while engine running, if it dies, alt bad, if it keeps running, maybe bad batt. jmo
Why on earth would anyone want to row a boat in 2024? if you want to work out, buy a peloton. boating is supposed to be fun. get a small 2 stroke or a trolling motor. ENJOY. i would be willing to bet you would only row that boat ONCE. jmo
2001, bought a brand new dodge ram 1500 with 27 miles on it, on the way home i stopped at a gas station to get gas, really proud of the new truck, taking every precaution, pulled up to the pump, got out and a gust of wind grabbed the door and slammed it into one of those yellow posts filled with...
just buy another battery with the same specs, no worrys, sounds like someone, Optima or other people with their buy the same are peeing on your leg and telling you its raining. as a mechanic for 50 years, im pretty sure about this, just not intuit sure. lol
JMO.