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Message: [QUOTE="Bugman, post: 989969, member: 2289"] You can get by with one battery as long as it is warm enough out. Now after saying that I'll also say that they put two batteries in these trucks for a reason and it wasn't to inconvenience us when we need to replace them. Between the glow plugs and the starter you need a lot of amps. What you need to look at if you want to go with just one battery is one that is large enough with enough cold cranking amps to start your truck. It is a lot easier to do this with two batteries vrs one since the two batteries will give you between 1500 and 2000 CCA's depending on the battery that you choose. [/QUOTE]

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