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Old 02-28-2018, 04:51 PM
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They are held together with butyl and have a Odyssey AGM battery inside that can be replaced. Make sure that you are using a charger designed for AGM batteries as well.
Have you opened one up? Have any pics to share?

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Sounds like there is a business opportunity here. A single source supplier that stinks. Poor customer service and a product that is clearly needed. Someone could step in and really fill a void here.

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The BBB of Youngstown Oh. cant even contact them for the last seven weeks. showing that people called on Antique Auto Battery.

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Have you opened one up? Have any pics to share?
I have not opened one but was given this information when I asked about replacing the battery when it gets to the end of it's lifespan from the manufacturer.

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