Trogan batteries $89

Tom N wrote:
.. I suggest using an "emotion" such as ;-)

Emoticon.

MrWizard wrote:
How did Quartzite and Az in general get into this discussion

The OP was/is in Florida, he s said Stuart Fl

Don't go confusing a discussion by injecting facts. :B

MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
Mr Tom N,

S' cuse me, but I must be forgiven for sarcastic slang and perversion of the Inguish language at times. I nick-named Exide, Oxide years ago. Like Out Of State batteries. It's in my nature.

Oxide has a pretty sketchy reputation amongst golf course pros.

I thought you made a typo.

If one makes a sketchy, vague, humorous comment I suggest using an "emotion" such as ;-)

Sorry,
-Tom

How did Quartzite and Az in general get into this discussion

The OP was/is in Florida, he s said Stuart Fl

MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
Not a joke...
Take a look at the vehicle they use. If the license plates are missing, beware. You must establish beond doubt the manufacturing date and integrity of the battery. Something is screwy here. To purhase the batteries in Sata Fe Springs, CA then transport them to Quartzite and sell them sans the 9% county of LA sales tax is just too much to swallow. The Californis State Board of Equalization is damned strict about sales tax enforcement.

But boosting a cargo load of batteries is not unusual. Truck and all. A vendor I represented had an z F600 stake truck boosted that was loaded with GNB batteries.

IMHO Use god-given wisdom whatever couse you take

AZ has different tax laws on batteries than CA... I've read numerous times that if you can prove that the batteries are going in your RV,TT or 5th wheel, WITH A SOLAR SYSTEM, there is no sales tax on the batteries in AZ. Buy 'em at a golf cart store in AZ. Or do a search on it.

batteries in AZ for solar apps sales tax free

How about $10.00 for three deep cycle 12Vdc Trojan batteries - not a bad price from my POV

Picked up three "used" Trojan 12Vdc deep cycle batteries for $10.00 from a neighbor down the road. Two of the three are in good shape sp even across all cells and easily holds a charge - the 3rd is a future core deposit. Neighbor went with Li batteries in his home made electric car.

Not a joke...
Take a look at the vehicle they use. If the license plates are missing, beware. You must establish beond doubt the manufacturing date and integrity of the battery. Something is screwy here. To purhase the batteries in Sata Fe Springs, CA then transport them to Quartzite and sell them sans the 9% county of LA sales tax is just too much to swallow. The Californis State Board of Equalization is damned strict about sales tax enforcement.

But boosting a cargo load of batteries is not unusual. Truck and all. A vendor I represented had an z F600 stake truck boosted that was loaded with GNB batteries.

IMHO Use god-given wisdom whatever couse you take

Sometimes you just have to say "Ok, this is a joke."

Excide is bad spelling.

MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
Mr Tom N,

S' cuse me, but I must be forgiven for sarcastic slang and perversion of the Inguish language at times. I nick-named Exide, Oxide years ago. Like Out Of State batteries. It's in my nature.

Oxide has a pretty sketchy reputation amongst golf course pros.

It was probably pretty funny the first time. On here, it just comes off as a typographical error or bad spelling.

Where's a good price in So Cal for a set of 6V Trojan T-105s? Enquiring minds want to know.