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In reply to Post #52
Really appreciate the reply.
The batteries that I wanted to get to replace the Nash ones are:
Ultramax 12v 10Ah Lithium Iron Phosphate LiFePO4 discussed earlier in this thread.
So it was a charger to work with these with a LED charging indicator. I’ve spoken to Battery Master and everyone is out of stock of the LED ones.
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In reply to Post #51
If your talking about charger for the sealed lead acid batteries go on ebay search for maypole smart charger their under £30 that’s what I used to charge my sealed lead acid batteries with that has a battery meter on it which show full charge before I got the lithium lifepo4 batteries
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Does anyone have a spare charger or one they don't use anymore. Id be happy to pay full price just need an LED one.
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In reply to Post #49
Thanks for the reply
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In reply to Post #48
Yes they do fit straight swap nothing to change
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In reply to Post #44
Hi, did the existing barrow battery spade connectors fit to the Ultramax Lithium 10A / 12V LifePO4 batteries ?. Thanks.
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In reply to Post #46
Yeh ! Is that the only thing you need to consider? I really don't know ? But if anyone could advise that would be great 
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In reply to Post #45
As far as I can see they are both 12v.
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In reply to Post #44
Does the Nash barrow use the same batteries as the new Solar ones ?
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In reply to Post #42
I've just bought Ultramax Lithium 10A / 12V LifePO4 batteries for my Nash barrow.
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In reply to Post #41
Hey Karlos the new Solar barrows SP C Tech and Traveler version come without batteries which you need to purchase separately for £39.99 x 2 . Can you recommend a lithium battery to match , I assume it would be the same you purchased ?
I don't see the point of buying the heavier acid batteries pif there's a lithium equivalent, albeit a bit more expensive!
I've copied the specs of the Solar acid batteries below.
Solar SP C-Tech Power Barrow Batteries, with none of the latest range of Solar SP C-Tech barrows coming supplied with batteries. These are an essential purchase for anyone looking at the Solar SP C-Tech Traveller Power Barrow and Solar SP C-Tech Power Barrow.
2 Pack
Features
Product Type: UPS battery
Battery Technology Sealed Acid (SLA)
Capacity: 2 x 9000 mAh / 108 Wh
Voltage Provided: 12V
Shape: Rectangular
Design Features: Valve-regulated
Dimensions: 15.1 cm (W) x 6.5 cm (D) x 9.4 cm (H) (Per Battery)
Weight: 2.4 kg (Per Battery)
Manufacturer Warranty: 1-year limited warranty
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I've been meaning to post for a while, but only just got around to it.
Thanks to everyone on this thread. I purchased the replacement batteries and put them in my Nash barrow.
Link to the batteries on Amazon:
LINKY POO™ https://amzn.to/4kjmd9q
Old batteries weighed 4.8kg
New batteries weigh 2kg
New batteries in situ
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In reply to Post #39
Always take the handle off and cover the barrow when happy I'm on fish / set up . . .'noid about getting water into the electrics esp on the throttle controller and exposed connections
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In reply to Post #38
Good idea mate, I've just left mine out in all weathers for the last two and a bit years, I use it mostly at least monthly, and usually through winter too but I don't think I done the old battery any favours by leaving it out there attached etc . Looking forward to trying these out!
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In reply to Post #37
I used to leave mine fully connected (and still do) in the garage with the power turned off . . .the only time I disconnect is the handle connection (when in transit to and from lake) and the batteries themselves when they need re-charging . . . will also disconnect the batteries and store elsewhere when first frosts hit as carping is over for me when winter arrives . . .
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