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laidback
Explorer
Feb 05, 2014

6V Battery Boxes

What are you guys using for your 2 6V battery boxes?
I have 2 Trojan T105 that I need to box up on the TT
Seems these are a little hard to find.....and pretty expensive

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  • RoyB wrote:
    I always thought this was a neat way to house and protect your 6VDC batteries. Note these metal boxes are vented for battery fumes.



    Photos from google search GILLDAWG79

    Roy Ken


    That is a good idea!
    Keeps everything locked up and secure
  • I didn't use a battery box. The batteries are outside. Leaking Battery acid could only affect the metal crossmember where the battery sits. That is easily replaced if there is a problem.
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    RoyB
    Explorer II
    I always thought this was a neat way to house and protect your 6VDC batteries. Note these metal boxes are vented for battery fumes.







    Photos from google search GILLDAWG79

    Roy Ken
  • If you do a search you will see a lot of people built there own. Some of them used a small tool box from a pickup. Depends on how much room you have on the front of your TT. Another thing to think about is that some of the members here live in a high crime area and have built tough battery boxes to deter thieves.

    I just used 2 cheap, plastic, boxes. They are made for smaller 12 volt batteries so the cover doesn't fit on there perfectly but, it fits over the sides good enough and then I bought 2 cheap, short , ratcheting straps to hold the covers on. Good enough for me in my area but, it is not at all theft proof.