Tudor TF1420 – for HGVs, buses, combines and construction plant – 142Ah 12V 850A

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142Ah 12V 850A · Tudor TF1420. Built as a lead-acid battery.

  • Volts: 12V
  • Capacity, 20-hour rate (C20): 142Ah
  • Starting power (EN): 850A
  • Dimensions (L × W × H): 349 × 175 × 290 mm
  • Chemistry: Lead-acid
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At a glance: Short version: Tudor TF1420, made for trucks and farm machinery, with a rating of 142Ah 12V 850A. Compare the code on your old battery with TF1420 before ordering.

Tudor TF1420: what it is and who it suits

Spotted Tudor TF1420 stamped on a heavy battery in the yard? That code brings you here. Built as a lead-acid battery, it handles the steady vibration of farm tracks and building sites. Buying batteries online by brand and reference avoids a wasted delivery to a remote farm.

Most batteries for trucks and farm machinery land close to 142Ah, and this one does too.

12VVolts
142AhCapacity, 20-hour rate (C20)
850AStarting power (EN)

Quick compatibility checklist

  • ✓ EN cranking amps of 850A. If you are unsure of your requirement, the vehicle handbook usually states it.
  • ✓ Technology to match: lead-acid. Moving to a different chemistry may need settings changed in your system.
  • ✓ Make room for 349 × 175 × 290 mm, including clearance above the posts.

Technical figures at a glance

MakeTudor
Model codeTF1420
Product lineTUDOR Power Pro (HDX)
Used fortrucks and farm machinery
Volts12V
Capacity, 20-hour rate (C20)142Ah
Starting power (EN)850A
ChemistryLead-acid
Dimensions (L × W × H)349 × 175 × 290 mm
Weighs35.1 kg
Polaritypositive on the right-hand side
EAN barcode3661024055284

Frequently asked questions

Can I connect several of these in series or parallel?

Yes, 12V with 142Ah. Two in series would give double the voltage.

Which way round are the posts on this battery?

Polarity: positive on the right-hand side. Face the long side with the posts nearest you to compare.

Can I use my usual charger with this battery?

Being a lead-acid battery, it needs charging voltages suited to that chemistry. Smart chargers with a selectable mode take care of this automatically.

Which product line does the Tudor TF1420 belong to?

It belongs to the TUDOR Power Pro (HDX) line from Tudor. Other models in the same line share the construction and differ mainly in size and capacity.

lead-acid: how it works

Six cells of about two volts each make up a typical 12-volt battery. Older cars without auto-stop run happily on flooded batteries. Keep flooded batteries upright.

Other options with identical dimensions

Same format, different makers: these alternatives match the Tudor TF1420 in size and layout.

Exide EF1420Kronobat HD-125.0

Explore more

Happy with the fit? Ordering the Tudor TF1420 at baterias.online is quick. Other Tudor models are linked below if you need a different size from the same maker.

Practical advice for trucks and farm machinery

Construction plant parked on site through a hard frost asks a great deal of its battery at dawn. Keep a spare pair charged in the workshop during harvest. Corroded lugs and a loose earth strap can mimic a dead battery.

  • Brand
  • Reference
    BON-TUDOR-TF1420
  • EAN13
    3661024055284
  • MPN
    TF1420

  • 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
    142Ah
  • Cold cranking current (EN)
    850A
  • Length
    349 mm
  • Width
    175 mm
  • Height
    290 mm
  • Weight
    35.1 kg
  • Terminal polarity
    Positive on the right-hand side
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