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TN 65 battery replacement question
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Robert_in_NY
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Duralast gold 65-DLG, 850 cold cranking amps, 1000 cranking amps at 32f, 150 reserve capacity
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Thanks Robert I am getting one as I write this. I have one question, looking at the posts on the 65-DLG, it looks like the + and - are on oposite sides to the origianl new holland battery. Do you recall if you had that and if the cables accomodated hooking it up no problem? Thanks, RIck
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I don't remember any issues with the cables. The battery didn't fit like the old one but I never have had any issues with it.
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Just replaced the battery in my 2002 TN75D. Used an Optima. Does not take much to crank a TN over since at least the 2 I've had crank over and start so easily. The cables are long enough to reach even if the battery terminals are on the wrong sides, just rotate the battery.
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Happy to report I just installed an Autozone 65-DLG on my TN65, and other than shaving a bit of plastic so it would be held down by the clamps (its a touch wider than the OE battery), it was an easy install. Thanks for the fine info. This battery has superior specs to the one I replaced which I think was the origninal (got tractor used).
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glad it worked for you
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Just for the record I found a Maxx49 at Wallly World to be a direct replacement. 850CCA, $82 and 3 year replacement warranty. Probably won't last 8 years but I didn't have to burn a load of gas looking for something better.