Quick question about coach batteries

[PirateCamper]

Yea, oh joy! LoL. This is my first trip stepping up from a pop-up. My friend, that brought me water, asked me, "This thing carries water...right?" I'm like, yea, it does...next time! We added that to our list, load up enough water to use toilet and refill cooling...just in case! A long way to go I have.

Thanks

Originally Posted by mgscott4

AWWW yes, the joys of RVing, sorry to hear about your overheat problems. You have to tells us why you were not carry any freshwater water in your tanks. I sometimes only carry a 1/4 tank for toilet flushing and hand washing until I get to where I am going.

$141 for Interstate batteries is a good price. My 2002 Flair MH came stock with Interstate U -22 (6) volt batteries. I replaced them after 6 years only because I was selling the MH.

Sounds like you have a few bugs to work out of your new to you RV. Hang in there.

[PirateCamper]

The Interstate batteries worked great!

Only ran the generator when we slept and when we were on the road Friday.

Had plenty of power. One thing down, and a few more popped up.

These batteries are the way to go in my humble opinion!

Thanks for all the help! You all are great!

[historyljc]

Originally Posted by PirateCamper

The Interstate batteries worked great!

Only ran the generator when we slept and when we were on the road Friday.

Had plenty of power. One thing down, and a few more popped up.

These batteries are the way to go in my humble opinion!

Thanks for all the help! You all are great!

Sounds great! Glad it's working out. These "toys" can cost a few dollars.

[PirateCamper]

Still happy with these batteries, they run the 12v lights and accessories a LONG time! They seem to be worth the money... now.