Don White wrote:
"jim78565" wrote in message
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Don White wrote:
"david" wrote in message
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Hi. We just bought a new Bayliner 175 and put her in the water for the
first time the other day. The battery was dead (and bad, it turns
out), although I had started the boat the night before our trip. No
matter. We pulled the boat out and had Advance Auto Parts install a
new battery. Worked fine and we had a good day, except I noticed later
that the battery is a marine *deep cycle* rather than a standard
marine battery. I've heard deep cycles aren't really intended for
engine starting; what do you all think? Should I get a marine starting
battery or just live with what I have. Thanks.

-- david
Wonder if you have a true Marine Deep Cycle battery or the combo type
Marine Deep Cycle/Starting battery?
If the former, I'd be concerned...they aren't designed for the large
outpit needed to crank a large engine.
http://www.magnacharge.com/mchg_all....20Deep%20Cycle

http://www.rollsbattery.com/#
Bayliner 175 with a Large engine? Donny, stick to beer fetchin for yur kid
and leave the boating advice to folks who know a little bit about boats.

Well numbnuts...I'm sure it has a bigger engine than your dinghy... hold
on..you don't even have a boat, do you?



Donny,
Before you let your pie hole emit more ignorance, here's a link to the
boat in question. Let's see if you are capable of learning anything.