Battery post relocation.

[Rogue1]

Has anyone installed or has anyone considered installing a Battery Post remote terminal relocation kit? This would make it easier for a jump if it is ever needed and give easy access to battery terminals without removing the seat, the ECM and everything else that's under there to get at the battery. It could be relocated under a side cover. All current connections would remain the same on the battery terminals. Just thinking out loud.

[PosseRider]

Never saw one .For that matter ,never heard of one. That said it would be a lot easier if you need a jump.

[Jack Klarich]

I have jumped started by hooking the hot lead of a jumper cable to the main battery lug @ the starter and ground cable on the frame, but you need to be very careful

[3-4me]

I got a battery tender wire connected to the battery{under side cover} for easy hookup & I got the same type of wire connecter and add6 ft. of wire & got medium size red -black battery clips attached them & carry them wrapped up if needed just plug in battery tender wire hope this helps

[1dn5up]

I have jumped started by hooking the hot lead of a jumper cable to the main battery lug @ the starter and ground cable on the frame, but you need to be very careful

I’ve used the hot lead on the reverse circuit breaker .

[Jack Klarich]

I’ve used the hot lead on the reverse circuit breaker .

That is a lot easier, good tip

[bear1953]

pretty much a trickle charger hookup would do what u looking for, and yes they are helpful for charging or connecting a jump box

I use them on M/C and my Mule

[rhino 2]

pretty much a trickle charger hookup would do what u looking for, and yes they are helpful for charging or connecting a jump box

I use them on M/C and my Mule

My Trikes came with that hook-up..[Pig Tail].....And yes in time you can charge the battery....But that hook-up can't handle a boost from another battery...AKA Jump Start.

[Jack Klarich]

My Trikes came with that hook-up..[Pig Tail].....And yes in time you can charge the battery....But that hook-up can't handle a boost from another battery...AKA Jump Start.

Exactly, very bad JU JU

I see it now, like trying to arc veld with welder hooked up to a cheap extension cord rated for 110 volts

[al704]

I carry a compact jump box and have the connection point behind the right side cover, very convenient if ever needed

[Rogue1]

I carry a compact jump box and have the connection point behind the right side cover, very convenient if ever needed

That's exactly what I'm talking about.

[Rogue1]

Never saw one .For that matter ,never heard of one. That said it would be a lot easier if you need a jump.

They make several kits for ATVs. The one I have my eye on would be very easy to hook up to a TG.

[NJtony]

Is this what you are looking for?

https://www.amazon.com/Battery-Charg...a-821654282763

[Rogue1]

I’ve used the hot lead on the reverse circuit breaker .

After looking at the bike, it never occurred to me to use that has a hot lead for emergency jump. That kind of takes care of my problem thanks

[Sunman]

I have jumped started by hooking the hot lead of a jumper cable to the main battery lug @ the starter and ground cable on the frame, but you need to be very careful

Have done this also. Works fine.

Sunman

[bear1953]

My Trikes came with that hook-up..[Pig Tail].....And yes in time you can charge the battery....But that hook-up can't handle a boost from another battery...AKA Jump Start.

I have used that pigtail many times to jump from a handheld box such as the Noco boost plus, they make a adapter that plugs directly to the pigtail

NO not meant to jump from car battery or larger jumpbox but for the smaller handheld ones it works fine.

Also depends on what gauge wire u use to make your pigtail