Quick-disconnect rear mount battery
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| − | + | ==Things you'll need== | |
| + | *Battery tray with hold down | ||
| + | *Disconnect switch | ||
| + | *Free formed Project box | ||
| + | *Ford solenoid | ||
| + | *Gun cleaning handle | ||
| + | *8-32 stud | ||
| + | *2 pcs. 3/16 brass compression ferrules | ||
| + | *Acorn nut or nylok nut | ||
| + | *900 -1050 amp battery | ||
| + | *Battery cable (1 ga or 00 ga) | ||
| + | *Assorted cables, wires, grommets and hardware | ||
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[[Image:Front_face.jpg ]] [[Image:Rear.jpg]] | [[Image:Front_face.jpg ]] [[Image:Rear.jpg]] | ||
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Now that you have a mental picture of what its going to look like, together with the list of parts required, this should be an easy task to do one evening in the shop. | Now that you have a mental picture of what its going to look like, together with the list of parts required, this should be an easy task to do one evening in the shop. | ||
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