can I attach a small alligator clamp to the ring connector and if so, any recommendations? Not a lot of room to securely attach ring to battery.
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not knowing what your workink with leaves one scratching there HEAD ! do you relize you can styart a fire under the hood or where everyour battery is located... use the ring or have a machic do the job THE RIGHT WAY. don't try and CUT corners it will cost lives note here ! Alligator CLIPS are for quick test only. remember that !!! and REMEMBER. a BATTERY is A BOMB... ! it will BLOW up if an ARK Cross's it it
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sure, but alligator clamps are really designed for testing or temporary use...monitor connections, could work lose, due to vibration of vehicle/boat?
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I cut the rings of the charger, bought the "Battery Tender 081-0069-6 Ring Terminal Harness with Black Fused 2-Pin Quick Disconnect Plug" and cut the rings off this too. I then soldered the two together paying attention to the correct polarity. If you can't solder, you can crimp them together. Then you can buy the "Battery Tender 081-0069-4 Alligator Clips with Black 2-Pin Quick Disconnect Plug" and use that for battery charging. The disconnect will allow you to hook up other things too. If you don't plan on using it for other things, skip the middle wire and just hook up the Alligator Clip wire. Good luck. I cut the rings of the charger, bought the "Battery Tender 081-0069-6 Ring Terminal Harness with Black Fused 2-Pin Quick Disconnect Plug" and cut the rings off this too. I then soldered the two together paying attention to the correct polarity. If you can't solder, you can crimp them together. Then you can buy the "Battery Tender 081-0069-4 Alligator Clips with Black 2-Pin Quick Disconnect Plug" and use that for battery charging. The disconnect will allow you to hook up other things too. If you don't plan on using it for other things, skip the middle wire and just hook... » Read More I cut the rings of the charger, bought the "Battery Tender 081-0069-6 Ring Terminal Harness with Black Fused 2-Pin Quick Disconnect Plug" and cut the rings off this too. I then soldered the two together paying attention to the correct polarity. If you can't solder, you can crimp them together. Then you can buy the "Battery Tender 081-0069-4 Alligator Clips with Black 2-Pin Quick Disconnect Plug" and use that for battery charging. The disconnect will allow you to hook up other things too. If you don't plan on using it for other things, skip the middle wire and just hook up the Alligator Clip wire. Good luck. « Show Less
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Probably. You could clip the ring off and attach a clamp. I would look at the local auto parts store for the correct size
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Losen the nut on the cable clamp. Put the ring on there and replace the nut. That works just fine and it won't fall off.
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No,Crack the wallet and buy a regular or a hammer drill. You can buy a bare tool that fits your battery and save some bucks. Happy days!!
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These normally come with the Battery Tender, the O-Ring Connector, Quick Disconnect Connector so the Quick Disconnect can be installed on the battery using the O-Ring Disconnect or you can use the Clamp-Style for a more temporary connection. It DOES NOT come with a Bag or anything to carry or store it in.
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Yes - you can use a bolt/washer-battery terminal/ring terminal-washer/nut assembly to connect your wires to the battery. Spray with a corrosion resistant spray before assembling and after if the battery assembly will be exposed to moisture or moist outdoor conditions. Good Luck!
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The outside diameter of the battery tube is exactly 1 inch. The battery barrel is not uniform it has 3 knurls, the diameter at the knurls is 1". If your ring mount ID is 1", then it will fit. Hope this helps.
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It comes with a cord that has the black/red crocodile clips at the end. So should be able to clamp that on your battery without any extra cables. No separate charger. It outputs a little over 12V, so it'll charge the battery just like that.
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you might have to crimp the plug to make it fit more tight. otherwise its the same battery.
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put alligator clamps on the wires then attatch red wire to positive battery post and black wire to negative post
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No, the terminals are too large. This is intended for smaller batteries like motorcycles, sno blowers, etc.
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You cut off the two connectors already on the wire, and crimp ring terminals on the ends. Make sure the rings are big enough for the battery terminal you buy. Get a terminal for the battery that has a post and wing nut.
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When you say low voltage ring, are you referring to the orange rings with the open back? If so, then yes this will install into those without issue. The weight is not enough to cause any issue.
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very easy the tender come with red and black connections, red + to positive side of battery black to negative - use the same bolt nut fasteners that are on battery now. but if you do not want permanent connection use the alligator style clamps supplied with tender. either way works great.
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Mine came with ring terminal cables suitable for use on a battery with threaded posts. You can use whatever you like for a plug. The panel peak output is less than 2 amps. Be advised that using a standard 110 volt plug is an invitation to someone's unwittingly plugging it into a 110 volt receptacle. As long as you maintain control of the system, everything should be fine.
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I would think you would attach the pigtail with the alligator clips to your battery terminals and attach the pigtail to the charging unit
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Everyone beat me to it - and they are all correct. You might be able to scavenge a lighter plug off of some other device that you have sitting around and attach it to the ring terminals, but be absolutely certain that you have the polarity correct before you attempt to rig something up, or you will find yourself with a damaged electrical system - or worse!
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No, there are screws to connect to your battery. You may find some with those clips that plug into these ends.
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Unlikely - you would be pushing the limits of the plastic clamps. This unit also burns through batteries in no time. I would keep shopping.