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forgot guys on a budget cannot fork out that kind of money and don't support that brand because of past issue. just need to know if a craftsman or anything heavy duty will work?
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going with the craftsman 225amp charger after talking with others and i also remembered we used a 100amp charger before when i was with Concept and it worked fine. $90.00 for a floor model can't beat that.
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To me batteries are a big investment. They can make or break your system. I personally wouldnt go cheap now. I would hate to know that a 90.00 charger ruined thousands of dollars worth of batteries.
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i am in the battery business so they don't cost much for me and they only need to last one season and i am out. my last set ran 3 years before going bad.
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quote:Originally posted by quad box: i am in the battery business so they don't cost much for me and they only need to last one season and i am out. my last set ran 3 years before going bad.
then why did you ask if a certain charger will do the job? If you are in the biz then you should know what will and wont work properly. No offense.
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