A load tester used for cranking batteries won't always be accurate. You can test by overall voltage drop. I am assuming these are for a golf cart? I may be able to help you with any questions, my # is 901-412-7631.

My 10yo daughter got a 4 pt Saturday morning at 90 yards. It was her second deer. Killed in North MS.

I've got about 150 or so yellow 20 ga. If you want them pm me an address and I will ship them to you. I'll prolly have more 12 ga after Saturday.

If the batteries are new thats a pretty good deal in my opinion.

I don't recon that I have ever played disc golf or HS. However to me kayaking is much more fun than runnin around the lake in a big boat. I seem to still catch about as many fish.

I've gotten into it the last few months, and love it.

I'll bet that my club is in the same county. We have some of the same problems and worse. We also have a bad theft problem. It will take an effort of a group and the money we spend in the county to make a difference. If we as a group of ethical people band together we can make a change. One voice is ...

I am in the battery industry, and have used various types in golf carts. The trojan is more expensive than the others, however the quality is far better. They have a t605 model the is competevive in price with others and still out performs them. I would be happy to help you more if you need.