My old battery is a CP12180 with a screw in terminal. Does the terminal bolt and nut come with this battery?
633167
If I remember right, it does. If not, there are hardware stores that will carry that size, or a modification can be easily done.
2043223
I removed the blue casing, disconnected the old battery, and installed the new. The Peg Perego plug has battery terminal connections on the other side of it. Hope this helps.
2175659
You have to loosen the nut on the battery terminal and strip the wire and secure it under the nut. I went and bought an open terminal instead of using bare wire.
1726985
If you're asking if there's a stock battery which might be substituted for the one sold by them the answer is no. The battery is specially built for the unit, screwing on as the new base. It's theirs or none at all.
363721
Correct, it is the same size as the battery plus the terminal module sticking out.
519885
Yeah I do think the connector is a little too small to connect to the battery. I just spliced a new connector that was large enough to fit around the battery terminal. If you do not have any you can buy them at Walmart for a few dollars.
435954
I am not familiar with the ending part numbers after the UB12120. This could be a reference for the seller to help mix and match and substitute brands. The UB12120 batteries come with either a F1 or F2 terminal (0.1875 and 0.250 inches wide respectively) and generally are designated as UB12120-F1 or UB12120-F2. The T25 designation is used by other manufacturers and refers to the physical width of the terminal which is 0.25 inches in this case. This one comes with a F2 terminal that will work for your son's Peg Perego Gator if you open the blue protective case.
1214496
No, the terminals are too large. This is intended for smaller batteries like motorcycles, sno blowers, etc.
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
373292
I do not remember exact dimensions.But I do know that this is a standard size battery for a 18 to 22 AH 12 volt battery.So if you are replacing a similar battery with these specifications,The size should be the same.The main thing you MUST make sure of is that the terminals are the same kind and in the same place(positive and negative).Otherwise you are in for some wire crimping or soldering.
749617
No, I sent it back -- thank goodness for Amazon Prime -- This battery would not fit right. It looked the same as the orginial but would not seat properly and then trying to get it back out i thought I was going to break it. so, no battery I quit looking and just use the 120 v pigtail.
189004
Yes, this is the one that i used to replace mine. You will have to get a torx bit to use with the screw. I would also use some DW40 on the old bolts to loosen them up before you try to take them off.
718186
I would say "no", but I only know about the computer I have. Look closely at the battery you have & see if there are any markings or numbers to help you identify what you need. Good luck.
470574
They appear to be the same battery internally. Like others have mentioned though, there are other narrower and wider blade sizes with wider blade F2, F3?? or bolt terminal (motorcycle style B1) having a higher cranking amps rating than the narrower F1 or F2 blade terminals, but if your old one is not wider than the new one it should work about the same.
1162515
I ordered this battery for my alarm system, I matched the voltage and the terminals. I also did a Google search.
982774
Yes, but you will need to get terminal connectors. I had the same problem. The terminals on the battery are too large but you just need terminal connectors to essentially covert them to a smaller size. The company was kind enough to provide them to me free of charge.
2180620
Yes the unit comes with a battery. It is already installed with caps over the terminals. All you have to do is attach the cables to the battery terminals.