In short: For trucks and farm machinery there is the Tudor TG2154, carrying a 215Ah 12V 1200A rating. Measure twice, order once: dimensions decide most swaps.
Buying the Tudor TG2154 online
Big diesel engines in coaches, combines and telehandlers often rely on a Tudor TG2154. Holding 215Ah, there is reserve for night heaters, fridges and tail lifts on long stops. The code on the old battery is all the information the search needs.
Big reserve: 215Ah is high for trucks and farm machinery.
12VNominal voltage
215AhCapacity, 20-hour rate (C20)
1200ACold cranking amps
Will the Tudor TG2154 fit?
- ✓ Built with lead-acid technology: if your vehicle or system was set up for another chemistry, check the charging settings first.
- ✓ Size check: 518 × 279 × 240 mm. A battery even slightly taller than the original can touch the bonnet or the seat base.
- ✓ Stored energy reserve: 215Ah. Going much lower than your current battery can leave you short on cold mornings or long stops.
Measurements, ratings and codes
MakeTudor
ReferenceTG2154
SeriesTUDOR START PRO (HD)
Used fortrucks and farm machinery
Nominal voltage12V
Capacity, 20-hour rate (C20)215Ah
Cold cranking amps1200A
Battery technologyLead-acid
Size L × W × H518 × 279 × 240 mm
Weighs54.9 kg
Layout code4
Barcode3661024055468
Common questions about the Tudor TG2154
How should I charge a battery like this?
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 TG2154 belong to?
It comes from TUDOR START PRO (HD). Other sizes in that series share its construction.
How lead-acid batteries work and how to look after them
Six cells of about two volts each make up a typical 12-volt battery. Lead-acid suits trucks and farm machinery where simplicity and value count. Store lead-acid batteries charged and recharge them every few months.
Explore more
Finished comparing? Placing your order online takes a couple of minutes. Recycling the old battery is easy at most tips and garages.
Installation and maintenance tips
Harvest week, the combine has stood since last year and the starter barely turns. Use the battery isolator when a vehicle will be parked for more than a few days. Corroded lugs and a loose earth strap can mimic a dead battery.
