Tudor TF1250 · 125Ah 12V 850A · heavy-duty starter for lorries and tractors

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Looking for Tudor TF1250? A 125Ah 12V 850A battery for trucks and farm machinery. Size and polarity in the table.

  • Volts: 12V
  • Capacity, 20-hour rate (C20): 125Ah
  • Cold cranking amps: 850A
  • Outer measurements: 349 × 175 × 285 mm
  • Chemistry: Lead-acid
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Summary: Battery Tudor TF1250 at a glance: 125Ah 12V 850A, intended for trucks and farm machinery. Terminal position is the detail people most often forget.

About the Tudor TF1250

Big diesel engines in coaches, combines and telehandlers often rely on a Tudor TF1250. Rated 125Ah 12V 850A, it matches the heavy diesels that used this code. With the code from the old label, the order at baterias.online takes a few minutes.

125Ah is right in the usual range for trucks and farm machinery.

12VVolts
125AhCapacity, 20-hour rate (C20)
850ACold cranking amps

Before you order: a quick checklist

  • ✓ Check 349 × 175 × 285 mm against the tray, not just the old battery.
  • ✓ Same box, opposite posts? Many sizes exist in both layouts. This one is positive on the right-hand side.
  • ✓ The capacity rating, 125Ah, should suit the consumers you run. Lots of electrical equipment calls for the higher end.

Tudor TF1250 data sheet

ManufacturerTudor
Part numberTF1250
Product lineTUDOR Power Pro (HDX)
Used fortrucks and farm machinery
Volts12V
Capacity, 20-hour rate (C20)125Ah
Cold cranking amps850A
ChemistryLead-acid
Outer measurements349 × 175 × 285 mm
Weighs31 kg
Positive terminalpositive on the right-hand side
EAN3661024057677

Answers before you buy

Should I charge a stored battery before use?

Keep it upright somewhere cool and dry, and charge it before fitting if it has been stored for a while.

What size is the Tudor TF1250 and how much does it weigh?

Measurements are 349 × 175 × 285 mm, and it weighs 31 kg. Check the height under the bonnet or seat as well.

How do capacity and cranking amps compare with my old battery?

Look at your old label: if it shows 125Ah or less and 850A or less, this battery covers it.

What voltage and amp-hours does this model have?

Nominal voltage is 12V and capacity 125Ah. Wiring two in series doubles the voltage, while parallel wiring doubles the capacity.

What lead-acid means for you

Charging turns lead sulphate back into active material. A wet-cell battery copes well with high engine-bay temperatures. Check the electrolyte level a few times a year if the battery has removable caps.

Other options with identical dimensions

If you prefer another make, these fit the same space with the same terminal side.

Deta DF1250Deta DG1250Exide EF1250Exide EG1250Fulmen FF1250

More options

Ordering online at baterias.online is the quick part once the checks are done. Checking the terminal side takes ten seconds and saves a lot of bother.

Fitting and everyday care

Combines that work late into the night run lights and electronics for hours. Lift heavy batteries with a proper strap, not by the posts. Leaving a battery flat over a season often finishes it.

  • Brand
  • Reference
    BON-TUDOR-TF1250
  • EAN13
    3661024057677
  • MPN
    TF1250

  • Brand
    Tudor
  • Product line
    TUDOR Power Pro (HDX)
  • Used for
    Trucks and farm machinery
  • Battery technology
    Lead-acid
  • Nominal voltage
    12V
  • Capacity, 20-hour rate
    125Ah
  • Cold cranking current (EN)
    850A
  • Length
    349 mm
  • Width
    175 mm
  • Height
    285 mm
  • Weight
    31 kg
  • Terminal polarity
    Positive on the right-hand side

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