battery for winch

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i am Putin a split charge on so i want to run 2 battery's, my 1st battery is the standard disco one, too run the disco as it should. my second battery is just to run the spots x6, air horn and the winch. so what battery do i get for the 2nd battery a standard disco one or a leisure battery ?.?
 
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i am Putin a split charge on so i can run 2 battery's, my second battery is just gonna run the spots x6, air horn and the winch. so what battery do i get a standard disco one or a leisure battery ?.?

if you use your disco primarily when you are on holiday i'd get a leisure one
 
yep buying a pajero is one of lifes great wrong decisions - like invading Russia

this definatly goes with my theory that all paj drivers are ****s
 
i am Putin a split charge on so i want to run 2 battery's, my 1st battery is the standard disco one, too run the disco as it should. my second battery is just to run the spots x6, air horn and the winch. so what battery do i get for the 2nd battery a standard disco one or a leisure battery ?.?

Save yourself a few quid and go to your nearest tractor dealer and buy the biggest one that fits in the hole.
 
to my understanding, all batteries are designed the same and function the same.

(1) However, deep cycle batteries like optima's(£180 and cost to much) are able to say discharge/drain to 90% without permanent damage, while the normal batteries, tractor could only sustain 60% drain and any more than that they are dead.

(2) Also, the deep cycle batteries can discharges faster, needed during winching. Faster discharge = faster the voltage being sent to the winch motor = higher efficiency the winch motor function = somehow, the winch motor runs cooler too
 
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