Batteries took a poop, going six volt.
Well after treating my 12 volt batteries like a knot headed newbie (lesson learned). I’ll be replacing them with Trojan T-105s. Trojan has two I’m looking at, the T-105 (http://www.trojanbatteryre.co...
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I too question the fiberglass sticking to the plastic box. I think a little vibration after it dries, and the bond will fail.
If the box is ABS, try ABS cement that is used on black pipe plumbing. My guess is the box is polypropylene (sp), and if so, I have not found but one type of glue/cement that will work. It is along the line of Crazy glue. I don't remember the name, but is is something like Q-???. Pricy, available at auto parts stores. I use it to repair damage to my Samurai fender flares.
Wayne
EDIT: I think it is called Q-Bond. Mine came in a box, with a two small bottles of adhesive and two bottles of powder for filling holes. Cost about $15 as I recall, and a little goes a long ways.
If the box is ABS, try ABS cement that is used on black pipe plumbing. My guess is the box is polypropylene (sp), and if so, I have not found but one type of glue/cement that will work. It is along the line of Crazy glue. I don't remember the name, but is is something like Q-???. Pricy, available at auto parts stores. I use it to repair damage to my Samurai fender flares.
Wayne
EDIT: I think it is called Q-Bond. Mine came in a box, with a two small bottles of adhesive and two bottles of powder for filling holes. Cost about $15 as I recall, and a little goes a long ways.
