sidechoke67
Petty Officer 1st Class
- Joined
- Oct 24, 2007
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Would you replace your boat's starter batter just because it is old? I have a 2001 boat that I bought used last year. The starting battery that came with it has "Copyright 1998" printed the label. It seems to be holding a charge fine, but my brother keeps bugging me to change it so I know where I stand, battery-wise.
I boat in NY's finger lakes - never out of sight of shore. I also have a 2nd battery on board - a 720 CCA deep cycle battery for trolling - and should be able to start the boat on it if the starter battery died. So, it seems silly to me to replace the starter.
What do you guys think? TIA..
I boat in NY's finger lakes - never out of sight of shore. I also have a 2nd battery on board - a 720 CCA deep cycle battery for trolling - and should be able to start the boat on it if the starter battery died. So, it seems silly to me to replace the starter.
What do you guys think? TIA..