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Old 03-20-2021, 08:01 AM   #15
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Time to replace the four 6 volt lead acid batteries in my 2017 Bounder 33C. Looking for good AGM replacements that will fit in the battery compartment under the steps?

Model number, Size, Amps, where to buy?

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Just wondering, why AGM instead of wet cell?
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Old 03-20-2021, 01:15 PM   #16
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AGM batteries are maintenance free ( you never need to add distilled water), they don't gas like traditional wet cells, which cause surface corrosion to cables, lugs and the battery compartment they are housed in.

IMHO......It has been my experience with AGM batteries that they generally outlast wetcells in comparison despite the best intentions of owners to use a variety of water fill contraptions to keep their battery fluid levels adequate over extended periods of ownership.

Go AGM and you'll never go back..... so they say.
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