Battery Box
bigdreams
Reg. Jul 2010
Posted 2010-11-13 11:08 AM (#127028)
Subject: Battery Box


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Hello all, I have searched the forum and can not find anything on this subject. I am starting my LQ and need to install a battery box. I am looking at the double battery box from Jazz sales. I am wondering if I need to have a bracket installed to frame or do I just bolt it directly to the trailer under the gooseneck. I just seems that the weight would be too large to install directly to the trailer. Thanks for any help.
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BlazingCreekBar
Reg. Nov 2008
Posted 2010-11-13 5:08 PM (#127034 - in reply to #127028)
Subject: RE: Battery Box


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I have a box for two type 27 batteries and it is held on by drill screws, I also have a box for two propane tanks held on the same way.

No issues

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Painted Horse
Reg. May 2005
Posted 2010-11-13 7:40 PM (#127040 - in reply to #127028)
Subject: RE: Battery Box



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The two batteries that run my hydraulic jack are located under the gooseneck.  I'm not sure, but it looks like the previous owner just glued the frame on. Anyway, I was havings some problems because it was so light weight, and most of my trail heads require a few miles of gravel or washboard roads. So I rebuilt it this summer.

I just took 1.25" angle iron and made a tray, Inside it I welded some 3/16" flat stock steel. Added a couple of 45* corbal on the two ends and welded it all to the front wall of the trailer. I drilled holes and inserted All Thread bolts and used them to secure the batteries.  Painted every up and it is holding up find.

I don't  know what the Jazz box looks like, But if you can weld it to the gooseneck it should be fine, Other wize make a simple tray like I did and set the box on the tray.

 

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