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Batteries for GMC 4903?

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Batteries for GMC 4903? Nick 3-30-07  
I haven't started my bus in years. Someone told me it was best, if it would be sitting, to not start it. Anyway, I need to move it, and need to check and see if it will start, but don't want to buy new bus batteries ($300).

I saw some marine batteries at Autozone, which are tagged as deep cycle. I know I have a 24 volt system, and so need to know two things:

1) Can I use the batteries from Autozone? They are about $64 each.

2) Do I run the batteries in series, or parallel to get the 24 volt?

Thanks in advance for your help.

Nick
Re: Batteries for GMC 4903? William 4-11-07  
I would not use deep cycle batteries, I would get some high amp/hr starting car batteries and connect them in series for 24 volts.
I have started my 8V-71 Detroit engine on them and it works fine for temp. use.
Re: Batteries for GMC 4903? Nick 4-12-07  
So, you are saying that, for temporary use, I should just use regular car batteries that have a kick and long hour rating?

How many cranks can I get out of these do you think?

Thanks for your previous reply...

Nick
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