Batteries,

[grumpypapa]

My trojan batteries have died,(2 x 6 volt )not sure to get trojan again or change to another make .What other makes are being
used with good experiences .

[RickLight]

Lithium prices have come down far enough you should consider converting.

[jleonard]

My trojan batteries have died,(2 x 6 volt )not sure to get trojan again or change to another make .What other makes are being
used with good experiences .

I always had good service using Interstate 6 volt CG batteries

[bridgway]

I have Battleborn now but you need to make sure your converter/charger likes lithium batteries. Before that I found the glass AGM batteries served me better than the 6v Trojans. It's all about how much you want to spend.
Hope this helps,
Brian

[traveldawg]

If you go with AGMs I'd suggest Lifeline batteries. Well know brand and have been around a long time. I had good luck with them in a previous motorhome.

Duracell AGMs treated me well too in my current rig. I finally removed them and and put in a Lithium (LifeBlue) because of weight considerations.

[grumpypapa]

Thanks for the suggestions ,gives me other options that are reliable.

[SolarPoweredRV]

Thanks for the suggestions ,gives me other options that are reliable.

You might want to check out this thread about lower priced Lithium batteries:

Link: https://www.mygrandrv.com/forum/show...322#post341322

[Nrbsrsr]

I have a pair of Deka 6v. Only got them last year so I can't give any opinion other than they've been reliable so far and I've had good luck with Dekas.

[Riverbug]

Ditto @traveldawg regarding Duracell AGM's. Have purchased several over the years for our boat which has 36v trolling motor and a starting battery. The last set lasted 6 years but very well maintained, never below about 50% and always on a good float charger. But if you can afford the $$, I recommend lithium. My 206AH SOK is performing admirably and I'm still using the stock converter. Check out Will Prowse on YouTube for all things lithium.

[Toy Haulen]

I was looking into Lithium batteries for my toy hauler but I can't justify cost. You will need to change your converter, and add a dc to dc charger or you can overload your truck alternater.
I am sticking with AGM for now but we don't dry camp that often to justify Lithium.