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    Posted: 09 Aug 2012 at 9:46am
Is anyone lining their battery boxes in case the battery leaks? I have had problems with both of mine and have messed up my paint. Any ideas? Thanks Mike
Everything is impossible until someone does it! WD45-trip loader 1947 c w/woods belly mower, 1939 B, #3 sickle mower 1944 B, 2 1948 G's. Misc other equipment that my wife calls JUNK!
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I used this.
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Years back Honda cars came out with a little plastic Battery tray that goes under the Battery. As time progressed, some of the other mfrs have followed suit. Probably could find one of those trays to fit in the AC Battery box. This way anything expelled from the Battery winds up in the plastic tray and not running down the side of your nice paint job.. Just a thought.. Might even be able to find a Tupperware container that you could cut down that your Battery would fit in. Viola! Self contained Battery box, in the Battery box! No muss, no fuss, no mess....  Thumbs Up
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Any thing you can line with will just be a cover up. Acid will get behind it and eat it out anyway. The reason batteries leak is because your tractor chargeing system leaves much to be desired. Their was someone making stainless steel battery boxes a while back I don't rember who. I put Optima's in they don't leak. and last forever.  I'm going to need to replace one before winter but it's been in the tractor since 1992. 
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Don't over fill the battery and it won't boil over.
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Originally posted by Dakota Dave Dakota Dave wrote:

Any thing you can line with will just be a cover up. Acid will get behind it and eat it out anyway. The reason batteries leak is because your tractor chargeing system leaves much to be desired. Their was someone making stainless steel battery boxes a while back I don't rember who. I put Optima's in they don't leak. and last forever.  I'm going to need to replace one before winter but it's been in the tractor since 1992. 
 
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I have a plastic Battery Box meant for a Boat on my D-12.
 
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I guess someone could be profitable if they could manufacsure orange plasic battery boxes that resemble the original?
 
I have one of the stainless steel boxes for a WC that I never used.  For sale if anyone needs one.  PM me!


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I know Steve still has them for sale, not sure what he's wanting for them though.
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I understand that batteries shouldn't overflow but one was a bad battery that came with the tractor, the second was a good battery that I made a mistake with! That being said I am not by my tractors for a couple of weeks at a time and was looking for something that if it happened I would have some protection until I fixed the problem. I don't think I am the only one that has had this problem. Thanks for the suggestions. Mike
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I SPRAY THE INSIDE OF THE BOX AND LID WITH TRUCK BED LINER. WORKS WELL AND YOU DONT SEE IT ANYWAY.
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i use optima batteries i have one in my boat that is a 2000
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Use a dry cell. No corrosion or leaking. Cost more, but worth it.
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I put a sealed Deka brand 12v in the C but my WD-45 is 6v and I don't know if they would make a sealed battery for it. But I already have a 6v Deka to put in it.
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second ctbowles, i also sprayed on bed liner when I built my box, should last years
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I use Line X stuff from Oreilly's or Tractor Supply.
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