ML35-12 - 12 Volt 35 AH SLA Battery- Mighty Max Battery Brand Product

use it for my trolling motor 40 lb. thrust. my old battery lasted maybe two years or more. i don't recall. this particular battery is light and fits in my canoe just fine. the handle is cheap and doesn't work well so i put my battery in a plastic ammo box to transport. i use a trickle charger to get it at top capacity before i go out. I'm not sure how long it would last on a single charge. i stay out about 2 or 3 hours using it sporadically and it does great

Had this thing for 5 years in my zero turn mower, just now started dying. Pretty good for a battery! Buying a other on right meow.

Arrived very clean, easy installation and now the electric wheelchair runs. So great!

Std issue low-cost battery for small engines. Replaced identical one from my mower. Rated for 5-Year MFR warranty. Make sure you fill out card online. Rufus tells you batts come fully charged. Not quite. It's charged...hopefully enough to crank whatever you're starting. Mine took a full 24 H on the trickle before 100%. Unlikely a big deal for most. But could affect your CCA if buying in winter months. Made in Vietnam.

Excellent product. I fully charged each before using. Carrier delivered to wrong address, but who ever they were brought them and left by my mailbox. Thank you very much

This battery is smaller than the one in my 2011 Nissan Leaf, so much that I have doubts this is a 35AH battery. In either case the EV I'm driving doesn't need that much capacity, it just need the battery to not die in case the battery was drained completely.The Nissan Leaf has a hilarious problem where it doesn't keep the 12v battery charged when the charging cable is plugged in, go figure. Hope having an AGM battery will help with this issue.Installation is tricky because this battery doesn't have the standard battery terminals. The negative terminal was easily installed by running the bolt through the terminals hole. The positive terminal was a lot harder because it's cable was shorter and more rigid. I ended up clamping the circular clamp diagonally across the terminal tab, then running a long bolt as well as some washers to keep the terminal in place. Ugly solution but I didn't need to spend more on any adapters.

On July 12 2024, less than 3 months ago, I bought on Amazon an ML35-12 - 12 Volt 35 AH SLA Battery- Mighty Max Battery Brand Product for my land mower, since have I used it once every other week and this morning the battery is dead; approximately 8 starts since new. To get it going I gave it a jump start, about 20 minutes later I had to stop to pick up some debris and when I tried to start the machine the battery was dead again. At this point I would like to request a replacement under the warranty. The problem is that the seller doesn't provide support and sent me to the manufacturer's web site which doesn't allow me to file a claim because the claim page itself doesn't work. Stay out of this product and the seller.

This review is for the battery @ ~C10 rate to a reasonable discharge point. For anyone who doesn’t know when they rate batteries they rate them at the C20 rate and to a depth of discharge that spells certain doom (short life) for batteries. To rate batteries in this way isn’t really fair however it is the standard industry practice to get the “best numbers” that you possibly can. To put it simply if you cycle this battery how its rated it will NOT last long.Luckily here comes this review with some more realistic numbers for you. This test was conducted using a fan that pulled 3.65 amps of current (roughly C10) as indicated at the shunt. This fan is running on an inverter (to simulate a real load) and since the battery voltage decreases the current increases during the test to a maximum of 4 amps by the end of the test. This simulates real life because standard loads require a set amount of energy to function and if the voltage falls the current must go up. Simply your devices don’t care the battery is dead and still want their power. There are no free rides.If you want your lead acid batteries to last you should never discharge them below 11.6 volts (under standard C10 load) and you should recharge them as soon as possible if you want the most life. In an emergency there is more capacity in the battery however you will be damaging the battery.My Findings:Capacity @~C10 rate to 11.6 Volts = 22.07AHStart of test 9AM End at 2:40PM = ~5.75 HoursDischarge Rate 3.65 amps @ Start - Constant Watts~265 usable wattsFor my uses this pairs nicely with a 100 watt solar panel.In short can this battery actually do 35AH?? Maybe however I'm not going to ruin mine to find out. It will likely do 22AH for 1000+ cycles though. I will update this review through its life.