Marine batteries

[robcam]

Ended up with a pair of seamaster MFM70s. Got them from a place at Wynnum. Pretty happy with the $169 each i paid. Was quoted a trade special price for them at $229 elsewhere.

x2 for these guys, good service and good prices.

[Toygut]

I was less thna impressed with the last pair of Century's I bought, hardly used them and they gave up the ghost in under 12 months. Wont be visiting their brand again any time soon.

That's a shame Feral. I had a single Century Marine battery (730), got me 3 faultless years and sold it with the boat and had a good load test still. Just out of curiosity, had you either used them frequently or trickle charged? Most batteries will drop a cell if allowed to fall under certain voltages.

[Dignity]

Ended up with a pair of seamaster MFM70s. Got them from a place at Wynnum. Pretty happy with the $169 each i paid. Was quoted a trade special price for them at $229 elsewhere.

Can you PM me the name of the place, I'd drive from Calondra for a pair at that price.

[sandbank pete]

I've got seamaster batteries back in my boats after getting a couple of century marine and ended up taking them back to BCF twice.. Century were good with replacing as both were faulty.. The replacements also died and I just cut my losses and went back to the ones that seem to just do it so much better.. With no more dramas so far.

[Triple]

I've also had a bad run with century and switched to cat batteries but have now started to use the exide from costco. If your not a member already the amount saved if you join you will still be in front. And you can refund your membership aswell if you want.