Chrome Battery has a huge inventory of the oldest and most reliable type of rechargeable battery, the 12V 35AH sealed lead acid battery with T3 terminals, also known as an SLA battery. Chrome Battery SLA batteries are ‘the Workhorse of All batteries’ and are constructed with lead calcium alloy and absorbed glass mat technology, which
Chrome Battery has a huge inventory of the oldest and most reliable type of rechargeable battery, the 12V 35AH sealed lead acid battery with T3 terminals, also known as an SLA battery. Chrome Battery SLA batteries are ‘the Workhorse of All batteries’ and are constructed with lead calcium alloy and absorbed glass mat technology, which allows for completely ‘maintenance-free’ operation. No spills, no leaks, no water to check, longest life-cycle product on the market. This maintenance-free design allows for the most powerful, highest amp hour capacity. Fiberglass mat separators and high cell compression extend battery life by delivering superior vibration resistance from the most extreme conditions. All Chrome Battery SLA batteries are manufactured with the highest quality materials and rigorously tested to ensure safety, OEM compatibility, effectiveness and optimal performance. Top notch customer service and satisfaction is our top priority at Chrome Battery. Midwest location in the heart of America (INDIANA), All orders placed by 3Pm (EST) will ship same day, extremely fast shipping (2-4 business days). Chrome Battery strives to provide every customer with an exceptional buying experience and top quality sealed lead acid (SLA) batteries at unbeatable prices. Thank you for choosing Chrome Battery for your battery purchase; your business is greatly appreciated.
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Solar not Mower I’ll come back and edit this in time, but for now I’m finding this thing drops charge when not in use. It will lose about 1/2 a volt in 2-3 days even though its sitting in my workbench connected to nothing. That doesn’t sound like much but at full charge it reads 12.88 volts and w/the drop to around 12.30 volts its only capable of a slow cranking turn of the engine, and if it doesn’t catch in the first couple it will cease being able to turn the engine over at all. Back on the charger for an…
Well built
I would buy it again.