gregfender
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Where is a good place to get a replacement battery that doesn't cost an arm and a leg? TSC has Exide batteries...any reviews?
Need a new battery
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beenthere
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What tractor?
Davestc29
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I buy em at my local Napa not the Cheapest but I've had good luck with them
Bigfoot62
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Same here. NAPA batteries have been good for my equipment.
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gregfender
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I guess that would be helpful...JD 1070
RoyJackson
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I just replaced my Deere 4400'sbattery with one from Interstate...about $82.00.
Main thing I needed was one the fit the existing clamp down locations. It's just a standard automotive battery and I hope it holds up as well as the replaced battery (which was 7 years old).
Main thing I needed was one the fit the existing clamp down locations. It's just a standard automotive battery and I hope it holds up as well as the replaced battery (which was 7 years old).
DAY
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Check the manual for "size"- cranking power, amps/hour, whatever. Too "small" and it can cause starter problems. My JD 850 calls for '475 amps cold cranking'.
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I have had good luck with the EverStart batteries from Walmart, however, couldn't find one to fit my 2520.
So, I went with an Exide from TSC, which has the correct hold-down points and the price was right (in the $90 range). I have had it in there for a couple of years, and had no problems.
So, I went with an Exide from TSC, which has the correct hold-down points and the price was right (in the $90 range). I have had it in there for a couple of years, and had no problems.
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gregfender
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If my manual calls for 550CCA will it hurt to move up to one that's in the 750 to 950 CCA range?
