Trolling motor battery’s

[NW.Ind.Basser]

Bigger is better. Check your trays and make sure you can fit a 31.

[518RangerJeff]

Bigger is better. Check your trays and make sure you can fit a 31.

You probably will need 2 new trays if you currently have 27's those will not work. with that said check Amazon I bought 2 they are plastic
but work just fine. They are around 10.00 ea. getting the old trays are a little work but worth it.

[GoneFishingLTN]

If money is no concern, I agree. Those are great batteries. I bought the AGM starting battery and three of the Duracell conventional DC batteries from Sam's two years ago and they have performed very well.

Not really looking to spend more than 120 for each battery and heard very good things about sams battery. Also have no idea what I’m really doing when it comes to battery’s

[Walkabout7781]

It doesn't seem to matter what you buy, because somebody will chime in and say those ones are NFG. The size you get should depend on the room you have in your boat. I managed to squeeze 29's in mine (same footprint as a 27), but any taller and I'd have had to get the Sawzall involved.

[hulapopr]

anyone have input on these?

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[GoneFishingLTN]

You probably will need 2 new trays if you currently have 27's those will not work. with that said check Amazon I bought 2 they are plastic
but work just fine. They are around 10.00 ea. getting the old trays are a little work but worth it.

I do have the 27s should I just rebuy them so I don’t have to get new trays? Don’t want drill more holes. Sorry I didn’t even think of the 31s being bigger in size

[IndianaBassMan]

I would go to your local Interstate Batteries...take your boat...and have them put the biggest ones in that will fit. That has never failed me!

[Hunna]

You should by two, Interstate are great batteries.

[Dave A]

MCA and CA have no bearing on trolling motor batteries other than, if the CA is lower the reserve minutes will probably be higher which is exactly what is needed for TM batteries, high reserve minutes, disregard the CA spec unless you are using it for the cranking motor

Your as bad as I'm, did you not read my post above saying I read his first post wrong.