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Premium quality absorbed glass mat technology (AGM) is ideal for ATVs, motorcycles, personal watercraft, and snowmobiles. The Adventure Power AGM Battery was designed for more than performance; it was designed for the enthusiast with more cranking power than our competitors' same sized battery. Adventure Power batteries are completely spillproof and leakproof. Frequent replacement and high maintenance are over! A one year warranty is also included for your peace of mind. The key to this technology is the porous microfiber separators, which completely absorb and trap electrolyte. Molded top and side connection terminals provide versatility, increased strength and durability. The Adventure Power AGM Battery provides the most power and best value in the industry. Primary Applications: ATV, Gate Opener, Solar
Battery Capacity (mAh) | 110 |
|---|---|
Battery Power Type | Sealed Lead Acid |
Battery Size | 12-volt |
Cell Type | Specialty |
Discharge Cycle | Deep Cycle |
Features | No-Leak Guarantee, Rechargeable |
Number in Package | 1 |
Returnable | 90-Day |
SLA Type | Absorbent Glass Mat (AGM) |
Use Type | ATV |
Voltage | 12 volt |
About 55 lb
Some automotive stores that sell batteries might charge you or pay you for the core and many metal recycling facilities will pay you by weight. I copied this from Home Depot's site. It does not say they accept batteries. "Car batteries are used in vehicles and some lawn equipment. Because car batteries contain lead and acid, you can’t put them in the trash or take them to the dump. They also are not accepted at most battery recycling collection sites. Still, you shouldn’t leave old car batteries sitting around your garage or storage shed. They can leak damaging fluid." "When you buy a new car battery, the store will often take your old battery. Even if you aren’t buying a battery, many auto retailers accept old car batteries. They will dispose of them properly. Your city or county may also offer car battery collection sites."
Depends on the cart for spacing but people have used 4 of these in place of 8 6v batteries or 6 8v batteries. When you do you will save weight but lose about 50% of your Ah so it won't go as far.
The flag terminal is perinatally attached and is not removable. It accepts ring terminals.
It should take ring terminals and it should have the bolts nuts and washers. The hole in the flag is 10 mm so 9.5 to 9 mm bolts with nuts and washers should work if you need or want to change hardware.
It will work with your sump pump but 110 Ah is a little weaker than 120 Ah by about 9%. It will be hard to find a 120 Ah battery.It generally goes 110Ah then skips up to 135 Ah , with the 135 Ah going up in price and size. UB121100s get used in many sump pump systems.
You can as a few use group 27 12 v batteries but if it uses 6 or 8 batteries normally you would save weight but you would have 1/2 the Ah of normal golf cart batteries which means less distance per charge
No they are not the same size and the UB121000 is taller.
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