Yeah and you filled it up at the gas station for $5.
I always change before warranty expires. Batteries always go tits up at the worst location.
Like I tell my son, where do you want to work on it? In the driveway or the side of the road.
Like I tell my son, where do you want to work on it? In the driveway or the side of the road.
But you were only making $3 an hour.
Yep. The working man's theory of relativity.But you were only making $3 an hour.
Try a buck sixty.But you were only making $3 an hour.
I recently had to replace a car battery and had a fit at the prices. Holy crap battery prices have jumped in the pst two years.
Had a rash of battery problems this month replaced 3 at Orielly's at just under $200 each. Then my farm truck battery bit the dust, usually buy my farm batteries for trucks and tractors at Atwoods. So off to Atwoods bought new battery for truck, install, next morning wont start. Only 8.6 volts so I charge it for 24hrs then check voltage 12.6 volts, the truck sits for a week. Go to start it wont do nothing. Check voltage 0 volts, charge again this time leaving cables disconnected. Next day wont start again 6.7 volts, take battery back and get replacement. Just sit battery in truck and did not connect cables, next morning connect cables wont start again only 4.3 volts. This is two bad Atwoods batteries in a row, decided I'm done went to Orielly's and spent another $194.00.
I have had to replace 2 truck batteries a tractor battery and 8 golf cart batteries in the last month... I knew the Golf Cart needed batteries and the tractor probably did. the truck was a bit of a surprise. Costco has Interstate batteries ($100) for cheaper than walmart batteries ($130ish). The golf cart batteries are the same price now at my costco as they were pre-"transient inflation". All of the batteries were $99. Saved enough to pay for the costco membership for several years. The Costco Interstate batteries are made in Mexico, though. Same place as the wal mart batteries.
Weird. We’re they fully charged when you left the store? It’s not like they keep them charged on the shelf.
Gives me the idea to take a volt meter in the store with me to pick out the highest voltage on the shelf. They also carry the battery testers in the store that are used to load test a battery. May be an idea to open a box and load test the battery in the store as well.
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