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What is the deal with companies selling "renewed" industrial batteries? There is a company in the US that is offering a 4 year warranty and one out of Canada that has a one year warranty. One comapany says that they actually cut each cell open and fix them. My battery supplier says that a battery can't be "renewed"(and I agree), but if they don't last how can you give a guy a 4 year warranty or is it just a matter of telling someone what they want to hear?
  • Posted 20 May 2008 04:41
  • By duodeluxe
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