Will this battery work for the Yamaha Raptor ATV 12-Volt Battery-Powered Ride-On?
1336483
yes...............this is the same replacement battery that will work for the raptor. it worked fine with mine. charges better than the original.
1336484
Yes! You will have to crimp the old wires on the new battery but it is a perfect fit.
1066580
I use mine in an older model Raptor 660 with no problems. I just had to solder the connections.
1838627
I bought one for my ATV in 2009 and replaced it in 2013. The life is about double that of a standard lead-acid battery.
1803422
Standard 12 volt ATV battery and/or any 12 volt battery "larger" than an ATV battery.
1066582
Yes it will, but u have to splice your connections to match the f2 terminals. I have these on my boys raptor.
1202156
Not sure about your batteries,But works good on my 2 golf cart batteries hooked to getter to make 12volt.it will charge raped charge 14.5 or so
1160867
As long as your slash takes lipos which it does, this battery will work. I needed to make my stampede use straps to hold it but def. worth it
2005995
Yes, we have ours connected to a 12 volt motorcycle battery and installed on an ATV.
1229340
I'm not sure. But this is what I do know I have it in a can am outlander 800 and the battery seems a little weak for this atv.. And I also keep a battery tender on it.. Maybe it's just me but I think the original battery was better than this one..good luck..
164560
I'm sure it would. I installed it on a 36v forklift battery. The downside is that it is always powered on and the calibration by charging is kind of a hassle. I don't really trust the accuracy because of this.
781697
according to the cross reference charts it should fit and is the correct amp hour rating. I have purchased two of these batteries for different ATV's .. one went bad in 3 months BUT the supplier was was easy to work with and replaced free of charge so I can not be too upset. I would purchase another battery from them since their customer service was very responsive.FYI, the one replacement battery came opposite terminal which is weird . if you had battery in hand with terminals against your body the terminals on two were positive on left , the replacement came positive on right..
683683
I can't say mine was a atv ride on best answer I can give look up where you got it are your old battery
1358175
This battery will work for your application. Another battery that would work is the YTX4L,
2085194
I ordered a YTX9-BS High Performance Power Sports Battery for my larger quad. Check out the products from them. This battery was for my 50 quad.
2006834
It should work with any 12V battery, I have it hooked to my motorcycle battery to charge my phone, ipod and other devices while traveling.
1850683
I got it for my 02 Yamaha grizzly. It was way smaller than the oem battery. It comes with foam you pack around it to make it fit. You should compare dimensions.
1563652
My ATV battery is 12V/10AH. Granted, that's double the size you want to charge, but if it's truly a 12V battery, it shouldn't matter as this is designed to charge 12V's. This product has kept my battery alive, connected to my bike, for the last six months. I don't have a charge controller. Once in a while I will check it with a voltmeter just to be sure - this solar charger keeps the battery between 12.8~13.0 volts. The amperage it puts out is very low. Normally I'm buying a new battery yearly and by the time it's six months old, it'll have trouble cranking my ATV motor. No problems at all here now... the bike kicks over first try. Hope that helps. My ATV battery is 12V/10AH. Granted, that's double the size you want to charge, but if it's truly a 12V battery, it shouldn't matter as this is designed to charge 12V's. This product has kept my battery alive, connected to my bike, for the last six months. I don't have a charge controller. Once in a while I will check it with a voltmeter just to be sure - this solar charger keeps the battery between 12.8~13.0 volts. The amperage it puts out is very low. Normally I'm buying a new battery yearly and by the time it's six months old, it'll have trouble cranking my ATV motor. No problems at all... » Read More My ATV battery is 12V/10AH. Granted, that's double the size you want to charge, but if it's truly a 12V battery, it shouldn't matter as this is designed to charge 12V's. This product has kept my battery alive, connected to my bike, for the last six months. I don't have a charge controller. Once in a while I will check it with a voltmeter just to be sure - this solar charger keeps the battery between 12.8~13.0 volts. The amperage it puts out is very low. Normally I'm buying a new battery yearly and by the time it's six months old, it'll have trouble cranking my ATV motor. No problems at all here now... the bike kicks over first try. Hope that helps. « Show Less