Hello YC. I can comment on my personal experience with John Deere batteries. Some years ago I worked for a John Deere Industrial Dealer. When we got new John Deere batteries in to sell, they were shipped dry charged and we didn't put the battery acid in them until they were sold, so that way the battery didn't set on the shelf and get old with the acid in it, which lessens the life of the battery. Some batteries will sit on the shelf for months without being charged and that will shorten the life span. I have a John Deere mowing tractor that I bought new in 2002 and it still does have the same battery in it. I just make sure it stays full of water and keep the terminals clean, and it is still going. I do also charge it periodically during the off season. I hope this helps. Jim R
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