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how to remount battery on GM

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mark r

06-04-2000 13:00:53




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just bought my first gm its a 1947 modle with eletric start . it had the battery box seat but got the spring seat with it. now how do i mount the battery. is there a frame you can get that goes behind the radiator or make my own. any hele thanks




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Gman

06-04-2000 13:44:50




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 Re: how to remount battery on GM in reply to mark r, 06-04-2000 13:00:53  
Mark the battery goes just in front of valve cover Ross Equipement in West Union Ohio has the reproduced parts Ph# 1-513-544-3023,then go to tractor Supply and get you some welding leades to make batt. cables. Later Gman



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mark r

06-04-2000 19:04:53




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 Re: Re: how to remount battery on GM in reply to Gman, 06-04-2000 13:44:50  

thanks Gman just got it home yesterday and cant wait to get started. I will have other questions as i go on



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Gman

06-04-2000 20:16:59




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 Re: Re: Re: how to remount battery on GM in reply to mark r, 06-04-2000 19:04:53  
Mark what is the serial No.# some of those GM's are rare birds so check your serial # and restore accordingly.Later Gman



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DP

06-04-2000 20:39:25




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: how to remount battery on GM in reply to Gman, 06-04-2000 20:16:59  
Yes, for sure check the S.N., I bought mine for a parts tractor and it turned out to be an experimental tractor. It spent the summer of 46 on the Moline farm, and was sold from there!



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