Since we are Counting Things... How about batteries?

Dalet · Oct 31, 2012

I will admit, there are a couple floaters that move from vehicle to vehicle, but how many batteries that work are on your property?
Don't bother counting the AA's in your remote, I mean lawnmower on up.

I have 19 that I have to actively replace to keep life as usual. How many do you have?

Justin SE IOWA · Oct 31, 2012

casenut1 · Oct 31, 2012

urbancase · Oct 31, 2012

18 that i count.

Anonymous-0 · Oct 31, 2012

Always one too few, and always seen to be buying one.

Adrian Billheimer · Oct 31, 2012

10....IF, I ever get everything running!

DeltaRed · Oct 31, 2012

old · Oct 31, 2012

No where near enough of them.

rustred · Oct 31, 2012

some guys have too much time on their hands , while others have not enough.
gonna count the hairs on the cows back next?

Anonymous-0 · Nov 1, 2012

About 3 that actually hold a charge. Everything else gets parked on a hill or jumped from the pickup truck.

60 acre hillside · Nov 1, 2012

6 less than the number of tractors. That is the reason everything is 12 Volt.

larryanderson · Nov 1, 2012

My third cousin passed a couple years ago and his collection of 47 tractors was sold at auction.The tractor club along with some local mechanics made sure most of them ran and they bought 32 batteries as many had set for a few years but were all inside.The local coop put some new fuel in each one .Some went less than 100ft and some made the 4 mile trip to the museum where they held the auction.I hauled several that did not run to well.

BAnNC · Nov 1, 2012

6 here, cause a lot of this junk is handstart.

rustyacres sd · Nov 1, 2012

3 vehicles, 2 combine, 2 tractors, 2 lawn mowers, 4 wheeler, and a couple misc that may or may not be useable anymore.

Total: 10 used plus the misc. ones sitting around

rustyfarmall · Nov 1, 2012

Since my lawnmowers are all hand start and have no batteries, then I SHOULD get to count the batteries in the remotes, so tractors, trucks, cameras, remotes, smoke detectors, and flashlights total up to 19 batteries.

Anonymous-0 · Nov 1, 2012

26 if I didn't miss any

Nancy Howell · Nov 1, 2012

About 13 for the tractors, 2 diesel trucks with 2 batteries each, 1 in farm p/u, one in the car, 1 in the riding mower, one in my horse trailer, numerous flashlights, numerous battery operated clocks, two in each of the remotes = too many to count.

LJD · Nov 1, 2012

I've got around 50 batteries here. My Chevy K5 Blazer diesel mini-RV has six. That's my motor vehicle with the most. Two starting batteries and four RV deep-cycle batteries. My Ford diesel F250 has four batteries (two starters and two RVs).

My house and barn use a 48 volt battery bank with 8 huge Rolls-Surette batteries (120 lbs. each). My cabin has a 12 volt battery bank with 8 batteries. My cars and trucks, tractors, dozers, garden tractors, and boats another 24 batteries.

Anonymous-0 · Nov 1, 2012

LOL rich.... i bet i have 20 or more that are dependable , buta perfect world would have double that to keep me from swapping from a running to dormant engine ,,, my 4020 gets a new set of the skinny az batterrries every 2 yrs ...

old · Nov 1, 2012

Ya my cars and my truck have the battery that stay in them but the other stuff is as needed and if I find one low I pull it and drop in a full charged one and go

Anonymous-0 · Nov 1, 2012

redrust - NOT hairs on cows---cow turds stuck to your manure spreader! FUN!!!!

Frank Dodson · Nov 1, 2012

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