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Posted by John on December 13, 2003 at 04:58:33 from (216.141.82.38):
In Reply to: sears diehard batteries the best? posted by Josh on December 12, 2003 at 08:59:33:
I remember going to Sears with my dad when they had still had oil soaked wood floors where you got your motor oil in a container that you brought with you. If you bought the less expensive battery, the warrenty was for 12 months. The best one they had was 18 months. Some years ago, I talked to a service station owner who was known for being on call 24/7 for going out to jump start dead batteries (mainly in the winter). He told me that 85% of the jumps were done on DieHards. He loved them because they were great for his business. I have used alot of different batteries over the years, and don`t really find much difference. John
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