ML12-6F2 - 6 Volt 12 AH, F2 Terminal, Rechargeable SLA AGM Battery

Battery fit my kids toy car and it holds a good charge. Just remember to make sure you don’t let it sit for a long time before recharging. The quality is great and no complaints.

My husband had me purchase these for an electric fence for his cattle. They work well and are about half the price as the supply store.

I have a 1964 Honda CA95 Benly Touring 'Baby Dream' that was my grandfathers. It's a work in progress but one of the more difficult this has been to find a battery that would fit the thin space and work with the motorcycle. The WISCO JA-3 is the is the most accurate replacement I found for Honda part number 31500-201-000, however, it's nearly $200, requires battery acid to fill it, and is "New Old Stock". This makes choosing the ML12-6F2 a no brainer. It's a bit smaller than the original extra foam padding will be required to prevent it from bouncing around. The ML12-6F2 is also designed for friction push connectors. I got creative and put together something that worked well for me but there's many different solution one could choose to overcome this. I also ordered the NOCO GENIUS10 to keep this battery charged as it's 6 volt and not supported by all chargers. But still, this ML12-6F2 and the NOCO GENIUS10 for less than the OEM replacement WISCO JA-3. I'll take that any day.PROS:- Affordable alternative for the WISCO JA-3- Rugged build qualityCONS:- Compact size means it's a bit small for the space I have it and extra foam/rubber padding is required to prevent damage from vibration/movement.Would I recumbent this to a friend? Yes. I know knew of someone needing a small 6 volt battery for a vintage project motorcycle, I'd definitely recommend this to them. :)

Satisfied with price and quality

Fit my little battery powered bmw i8

This is my go-to battery for my Streamlight LiteBoxes. I've ordered them for several years and they've always been good. Only (minor) issue is that the LiteBoxes have F1 battery connectors, and this battery has F2 terminals. I get around this by shaving the battery terminals down a little on each side with a dremel tool. The terminals are brass and are worked very easily. One could also cut the F1 connectors off of the flashlight wires and replace them with F2 connectors, but I've found that shaving the battery terminals is quicker, easier, and requires no additional parts (i.e. F2 connectors). This also leaves my flashlights in OEM configuration should I ever find an F1 battery that I like better than these. So far, I haven't

Battery operated car

When my son's Power Wheels battery died, I quickly replaced it with this slightly larger capacity one—and wow, what a difference! He's back to enjoying his Power Wheels without any interruptions. I can confidently say this new battery lasts longer than the old one and charges just as well. Replacing it was a breeze, and it was such an affordable and simple solution to keep my son happy and playing. If you're looking to extend playtime and get more out of your Power Wheels, I highly recommend giving this battery a try!