For the "pigtail" included with this maintaner, the one with rings that can be bolted to the battery terminals: what size (gauge) is the wire?
1060730
I beleive it's 18 gauge. I use one on my SUV, my Truck and my lawn tractor. Never have had any overheating issues. The one on my lawn tractor has stayed on 24/7 this winter.
1214496
No, the terminals are too large. This is intended for smaller batteries like motorcycles, sno blowers, etc.
749834
Use TWO/2 Gauge wire and you'll be fine... better have your engine running though... 1500 watts will drain the battery very quickly.
1985905
The terminals have a threaded bolt, unlike a conventional car battery that has posts. The connection is more secure with this method.
1001617
18 awg is printed on the wire, but that is for the cigar lighter wiring that plugs into this pigtail. Can't find a similar marking on the pigtail that connects to the battery. If in doubt you could call the company in Florida at 386-736-7900
1279428
I just got mine...and no, it's not the bladed terminal (4 prongs.) It's the older style button terminal...which is useless on my bike. They really need to update the description, so buyers know what connection this battery has.
997588
Yes. They come with a standard 3 wire pigtail in the package (ground, brake light, tail light). If you're replacing an existing oval trailer tail light, you may be able to just plug these in to the existing connector. If you're wiring something new, you can use the supplied pigtail.
1027306
The standard bolt size for side-post batteries is 3/8"X1/2" so the bolt holes are roughly larger than 3/8".
719774
wires are bare ends. you can put what ever you need on the end. the idea of this is to connect it to a 12 volt car battery. it should be wired thru a fuse or fuse block of some sort to protect everything. i bought a blue sea systems st blade fuse block to connect the 2 i have and in turn it is connected to a deep cycle 12 volt battery. wires are 70" long.
1349212
Norn The termnals are standard 1/4 inch male spade. They do not have termnals like on a motercycle battery. They are the type that a female spade will slip on them. At least the one that I got did.Montey Davis
2103622
1/2" for battery terminal connection & 10 mm for the side that was originally connected to battery terminal. The reason for the metric size is because I have Nissan pick-truck.
716363
http://www.ereplacementparts.com/volt-battery-p-104587.html?osCsid=7fe6acgv2h3e5druj2vr4icvc7I think this is what you're looking for. The link is the parts page for your mower. The terminal connections on the 12180 don't look like what you need.
215257
They have a simple nut and bolt connection, so if you have a round 1/4" wire hookups, at the end of your wires, you will be good to go. It will look like a car battery cable only smaller.
1127304
Jerry, The wires appear to be about #16 whick is plenty to carry the 12 VDC current required to maintain the charge, The terminals are 5/16 standard size for the bolts that bolt the battery terminals. Hope this helps
1127308
Not sure of the wire size but it's plenty for a 12V system. The terminal holes are good for 1/4" or 5/16" posts.
336379
These are standard MC4 connectors as used on Renogy and many other PV arrays. To connect to the battery will depend on if you have an automotive battery or a deep cycle battery. Deep Cycle batteries have a 5/8" stud and a ring terminal is the best.Automotive batteries have a variety of terminal types so it is battery specific.
1513662
I am not sure as i have covered the connection up so that the terminals could not be accidentally crossed by something. I installed the largest cables you could find on Amazon and they bolted right up. I would say they are on the large side for a converter. It does the job on a stand alone deep cycle battery very well.