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Heavy-Duty Battery Cable for Agricultural and Construction Equipment

Original price was: $26.80.Current price is: $19.40.

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When you need to connect your battery to the starter or ground, a wimpy cable won’t cut it. This heavy-duty 48-inch 1-gauge battery cable delivers the current your tractor needs to fire up reliably, whether it’s 20 below zero or you’re cranking over a big diesel after it’s been sitting. The thick 1 AWG copper carries serious amperage without voltage drop, so you get full power to your starter every time.

What You’re Getting

  • Beefy 1-gauge copper wire handles high cranking amps without breaking a sweat
  • 48-inch length gives you plenty of reach for larger tractors and equipment
  • Top post terminal to 3/8-inch eyelet connections fit most common setups
  • Black protective cover shields the cable from abrasion and weather damage
  • Pre-crimped terminals save you the hassle of making your own connections

Built for Real Farm Work

This cable works on any tractor or piece of equipment where you need a solid electrical connection over a longer distance. Whether you’re running from the battery to a remote-mounted starter, connecting to a ground point on the frame, or replacing a factory cable that’s seen better days, the 48-inch length and heavy gauge wire handle the job. It’s the same type of cable used on larger tractors, combines, and construction equipment.

Made to Last

Farm equipment lives a tough life, and so do battery cables. This one’s built with quality copper wire and a durable black cover that resists oil, grease, and UV damage. The terminals are properly crimped and sealed to prevent corrosion, so you won’t be dealing with flaky connections when you need your equipment most.

Installation Notes

The top post connection fits standard battery terminals, while the 3/8-inch eyelet bolts to starter solenoids or ground points. Make sure your battery is disconnected before swapping cables, and clean any corrosion off the terminals for the best connection. A little dielectric grease on the connections helps prevent future corrosion.