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I just replaced my original 1998 Kubota L3010 battery last week. It lasted 24 years (highly unusual!). However, my pickup battery is also currently 14 years old (2008), and I replaced my ford E350 van battery 3 years ago after it was in service for 15 years. Like some others above, I replace batteries when they stop working (and check/clean the battery cables and clamps to remove corrosion, make sure I have a tight fit between the clamps and battery posts, and fill fluid chambers and charge the battery before considering replacing it). Some earlier posts commented about keeping battery on a trickle charge during inactive periods. This can be especially important in cold climates.

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