Replacement Deep Cycle AGM Battery for Centennial DC27MF for RV

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Hi, I have a Grand Momentum 327 Toy hauler. My batteries are dead and I need some support on finding replacements. Currently it has 2 Centennial DC27MF batteries. I was told AGM style seem to hold up better however I need support finding replacements. Thanks

asked by: Brad G

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We have an AGM Group 27 Deep Cycle battery with the Bright Way part # BRW94FR that would work great.

This can support 100 amp hours at 20 hours so it will do a great job holding a charge.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 2

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Answer 6

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