Posted by bearcat1 on April 14, 2012 at 05:29:25 from (184.35.106.215):
When will I learn from previous mistakes..I am conservative, even cheap, with my money and seem to fall prey to the low priced china junk.Having said that, I like perfection and the two just don't go together..I bought a repro, china made, $39 dollar battery box for my cub..The box is not tall enough for my battery but my main concern is the metal is soo thin the rear tail light, which is mounted to this thin metal, vibrates excessively..Even my 9 yr old grand son mentioned it when we were only pushing it out of the garage! When I move the light and let it go it just keeps on going back and forth..Before I spring for an expensive OEM box I want to be sure I am getting one with exact dimensions and correct thickness metal considering the price...Surely someone has recently purchased one that fits those minor demands...After cost and shipping on this peice of junk and the cost added of the replacement I will buy, I will have spent all my fishing money just for a metal box. DO NOT buy China JUNK and expect good results..Advice on a "Solid" OEM box would be appreciated....Thanks Buy USA
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