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New Battery box for 1175

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dkeav

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Previous owner had cobbled together some scrap metals to hang batteries off the side in a scrap metal box he made. I guess it got the job kinda down, although they flopped around quite a bit, but man was it ugly. Got a 90 series battery box/cover from a scrap yard, to clean things up.

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Thanks for posting this picture. I was just getting serious about mounting our 90 series box on our 1175. This will make it a snap. Don
 
(quoted from post at 13:30:02 03/21/19) Nice. It looks like you have it nicely mounted. Are you going
to paint it? Paul
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Yes after finish any welding/grinding will take it apart and clean it up for paint. The used cover is original power red and faded to match rest of the tractor so I'll probably just leave it alone. I want some rust/acid protection in the battery box though.
 
CASE Engineering had their head in their Butt when they designed the battery tray on the 70 series.
Long cables that got pinched between platform and bell housing, boxes coming off the rails, no way to remove batteries with a loader installed.
Your solution is far better.
Loren.
 
(quoted from post at 15:16:42 03/21/19) Have you tried taking the filters off with it in place?
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I changed oil with the old setup on there with no problems, the new setup has a few more inches of room, so should be even easier.
 
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