Posted by HAVVEY on December 08, 2007 at 09:01:16 from (64.136.173.16):
In Reply to: batteries- what to buy posted by Dave from MN on December 08, 2007 at 07:48:04:
Well here they won't warrenty interstate for crap. Napa, walmart and sams club are ok for summer or for a car. Havent had any luck with there commercial ones. Going to excide now. I remember the die hard problem mentioned and never bought one since. Never dealt with deere batteries. Bottom line get something that has a dealer next to you it stinks to drive 2 hours to get warrenty only to be told they won't honor it because of yada yada. Keep all papers and tags as it seems there all getting tough on warrenty. The latest scam here is an outfit will sell a battery brand (off brand) for a while then go out of it and not warrenty it as they are not a dealer and the nearest one is 5 counties away.
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