Needs House batteries that won't break the bank

ROYBUCK wrote:
I just purchased 4 of the GC2 HD for $89.95 a piece they replaced the U2200 Interstate, the U2200 has been discontinued. Roy

Same with me - I had the U2200's

But 90 bucks for the GC2's!! Thats a really good price - I paid a lot more than that for mine.

But then, we in Canada always pay more for the same thing you US folks get for cheaper!!

I just purchased 4 of the GC2 HD for $89.95 a piece they replaced the U2200 Interstate, the U2200 has been discontinued. Roy

BobsYourUncle wrote:
I bought 4 of these for my TT.
They are excellent batteries for the task. I think I paid about $140. each for them - but don't remember exactly.

Even in the minus 20's they will run my furnace all day when I am not plugged in.

I think that price is very close for each battery.

I bought the same interstate batteries and i am new also, Mark every wire and take a picture, bad things happen when you forget and hook up wrong,,, Bad things... seemed so easy for me and i thought i was diligent , appear to be ok but i havent had the oppurtunity to test them out that much

I bought 4 of these for my TT.
They are excellent batteries for the task. I think I paid about $140. each for them - but don't remember exactly.

Even in the minus 20's they will run my furnace all day when I am not plugged in.

You get what you pay for. :h If you want quality oats you pay a bit more, but if you want oats that have already been filtered through a horse, they are a lot cheaper. :R