Reply to "Battery drop down Box"

v8capriMember

Ok that sounds great. The plan was to make a box from steel angle, put a few gussets in it for rigidity and then lower it in the fresh hole I had cut. and screw / rivet / weld it to the floor. being fairly open the battery can breath, plus the leads can be pushed out the way for installation.
My trimmer wants to make a box to cover the brakes / clutch, as mine is all stock looking that may be an idea ?? but i am thinking it will look a bit bulky ?

8/23/092:26 PM

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