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Heavy Duty Battery Cable for Large Tractors and Farm Equipment

Original price was: $28.54.Current price is: $19.63.

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When you’re running big equipment with high-amp starters and alternators, a wimpy battery cable just won’t cut it. This 53-inch, 1-gauge cable with its thick black cover is built for those long reaches between the battery and starter on larger tractors, combines, and other heavy farm machinery. You’ll appreciate the extra length when your battery sits way up front but the starter’s mounted clear at the back of the engine.

What You’re Getting

  • Heavy-duty 1-gauge copper conductor handles high amperage without voltage drop
  • Professional-grade black cover protects against weather, chemicals, and abrasion
  • Top post terminal connects securely to standard battery posts
  • 3/8-inch eyelet terminal fits most starter solenoids and ground points
  • 53-inch length reaches those tricky battery-to-starter runs on bigger machines

Built for Real Farm Work

This cable is sized for the big machines that need serious starting power—row-crop tractors, combines, large hay equipment, and other high-horsepower farm machinery. When you’re cranking a diesel engine that’s been sitting overnight in winter, or running equipment with heavy electrical loads, you need cable that can deliver full power without losing voltage along the way.

Made to Last

Farm equipment cables take a beating from engine heat, road salt, hydraulic fluid, and constant vibration. The heavy black insulation on this cable resists all those hazards while the thick copper conductor provides years of reliable service. Quality terminals ensure solid connections that won’t corrode or work loose over time.

Good to Know

Before ordering, measure your existing cable or the distance you need to cover—53 inches is pretty long, so make sure you need that extra reach. Clean battery terminals and connection points with a wire brush before installing the new cable. A little dielectric grease on the connections helps prevent corrosion and ensures good contact.