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Originally Posted by Chaplain Kent You have three batteries, am I correct? One for cranking and two for the "house." If one of the three can be used as a cranking battery use it and replace the other two. It is expensive to replace three at a time and would be nice to get on a schedule of one and two. So next time you are buying just one battery or two batteries. But I do not think that marine deep cycle would be a good choice for your cranking battery. | You are definately correct in your statement. After I posted my comment I thought it might be taken the wrong way. A Marine Cranking battery can be used as the cranking battery for the engine starter but you are better off going with a high CCA rated auto battery for that purpose. Use true deep cycle batteries in grp 27 around 105-115 amp hour rating for the house batteries.
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