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05-20-2021, 12:59 PM
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Found a replacement battery for Cub Cadet Diesel (782D, 882, 1572, 1772)
I bought a new battery on Amazon -- it was for a Harley Davidson Motorcycle. It is basically the same size as the lawnmower batteries, but it has 600+ CCA and starts the diesel in a couple of cranks. It seems like it is expensive at $150.00 but when I installed it, the tractor fired right up after 30 secs of GP. it makes it well worth it.
model -- MX30L - MOTORCYCLE BATTERY - 600+ CCA Brand -- THROTTLEX Price -- $149.99 Free shipping with Prime. 
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05-20-2021, 03:40 PM
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It will also cause you to want tattoo's, grow long hair and wear a leather jacket while using the tractor. Also start noticing wimin' in white, that look like Flo--- 
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05-20-2021, 07:46 PM
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It looks like a sealed battery is it a Gel or Calcium , anything else I was told by a battery supplier will slowly internally shake to pieces on a ride-on due to vibrations
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My wife says I do not listen , at least I think thats what she said
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05-23-2021, 07:16 AM
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This is an AGM battery.
AGM (Absorbed Glass Mat)
Non Spillable Sealed Technology With Heat Sealed Cover Dimensions: L = 6 5/8, W = 5 3/16, H = 6 7/8. Weight = 22.5 lbs It is basically the same size as a regular lawn mower battery and does fit under the hood closed (has a peek aboo of space to clear on terminals) I used bungees to strap to base box to save shifting/rattle on batt. 1st pic is hood closed with side panel installed. second one is battery from above. third one is closer up terminals view.
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