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Got the 3 new cart batteries installed and wired for 36v, ( Thanks BRM ) just waiting on the 112 Terova with I-pilot to get here now. Also started working on filling the Crankbait box. I'm gona put some serious hrs in on the lakes this yr.
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You bout ready aint ya!!!!!!!!
Can't hide money. :)
Go get em Bro
Why hide it, i let certain sporting good, and baitshops hold it for me, along with BBG and BRM.:biggrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Speck
Besides , cant take it with me,besides , the kids love the fact that their in heritance is all in one place......my boat.:Rofl
I'm working on it partner, You need to stop upgradeing, my wife thinks you're becomeing a bad influnce on my bank account !!Quote:
Originally Posted by Rees Guide
Man, you are ready for bear!Go break some slab jaws!
Go get'um, and have fun!
You need to let Cray help ya fix the boat up :Rofl
You need to strap them batteries down. And being that close if one bounces up 1/2", it can hang it's lip on the other and rip the top open. Trust me, it's a $175 education.
What he said.....and you really need battery trays under them to catch any acid that might boil out or shake out.....battery acid and aluminum boats is not a pretty combinationQuote:
Originally Posted by ATM
if i had room for trays i'd put them under them, but all i had room for was a rubber mat, as for bouncing, i bout had to beat the last one in with a hammer, the craninking batter is under the carpeted piece at the bottom of the pic, they are wedged in, i do have a bungee to run across the top of them, thanks for the advice tho.
[QUOTE=MrGoodtime;2714448]Got the 3 new cart batteries installed and wired for 36v, ( Thanks BRM )
You're Welcome Budro!!! Thx for retrieving my minner cooler!!!!
Anytime BRM, glad i knew where it was, thanks again.
Not sure if it will work for your boat, but I used a tray for two batteries and cut out the sides to allow the larger batteries to fit. The strap still ran where it needed to but the lip of the tray was cut out to allow the larger batteries to sit in the tray. Just a thought and I am sure you have done all you can do in the space you have to work with. One other option that may work is to convert the middle front storage area to a battery compartment. You would have shorter wire leads that would help with the electrical side and more room for larger batteries. More forward weight wont hurt either when spider rigging. Just a thought and I have been told before what to do with my thoughts!
Shine, great minds do think alike, after running out of room in the back of the boat, i put another cart battery in the front center storage compartment to used for my dedicated 12v system, i have already converted my other front storage box into a forward livewell.
Post pics of the aftermath.Quote:
Originally Posted by MrGoodtime
This aint my first rodeo ole hoss, i may not know everything, but i do know what i'm doing.Quote:
Originally Posted by ATM