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Previous owner installed smaller batteries and I am missing a few parts. I need part 76, the center tray and part 79, the shafts. Any help would be appreciated. .
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Battery Tray Components Needed
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That's the million dollar question.
"Shaft, Shoulder"
Someone said it was used to remove the tray.
"Shaft, Shoulder"
Someone said it was used to remove the tray.
hmmm weird...
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Some armored vehicles had battery boxes that slid outward. The pics are from a newer A1 manual.
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No idea. Maybe involved in the sliding operation or some type of support legs for the box when it’s fully out.
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Scott DeWitt was kind enough to video the procedure over on FB.
https://www.facebook.com/scottmandula/videos/10156790237418524/
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https://www.facebook.com/scottmandula/videos/10156790237418524/
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Still need the 2 tubes that are used to lift the tray out but I have received all of the other battery hold down components. Thank you all for your help.
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I finally got the two poles that sit in between the batteries. They are used to give you extra leverage when lifting the battery tray up before sliding it out. My truck is a 2006 A1R so older trucks don’t have these.