Replacement for 6V Batteries on Motor Coach

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I am looking to replace 6 Interstate batteries GC3 Deep cycle Extreme GC2-ECL-UT 115 min @75 amps 225ah @20 hr 6v batteries wired in a series and parallel in our motorcoach with AGM/maintenance free batteries. What would I need?

asked by: Doug C

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Hi Doug; for a replacement we have the Go Power AGM RV Battery # 34277606. These are 6V AGM batteries that will match your current amp hours. These are Group 27 batteries measuring 10-1/4" long x 9-3/4" tall x 7-1/8" wide so make sure that lines up with your available space.

expert reply by: Robin H

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