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    Posted: 03 Oct 2016 at 4:58pm
I am not much of a fabricator, but have not been able to locate the top hold down for the battery.

Prob is that the threaded hold down bolts are on the corners.  i am looking at getting one for another tractor and cut and paste the eyelets to fit.

Anyone know of a source for the AC ones?
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     Call Scott at 320 838 3481 in Minnesota. He will have anything you need.

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tarp strap?
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Ratchet straps they are the modern duck tape.
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Or you can go old school baler twine. Must be more then one battery held down with baler twine.
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think I would prefer a bungee cord.  LOL

I am gonna give the recommended guy a try and then go to fabricating if necessary

Also I was thinking maybe I could slip a flat rock outta the crick on top of it.   Wink
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Originally posted by Dave H Dave H wrote:

think I would prefer a bungee cord.  LOL

I am gonna give the recommended guy a try and then go to fabricating if necessary

Also I was thinking maybe I could slip a flat rock outta the crick on top of it.   Wink



Those bungee cords only last a little less then a year holding your battery in place then they break in the middle and you think it is still hooked as both ends are still in place. In a d17 that can result in your battery bouncing into the center hood support and making a scare the crap out of you light show in the middle of the field. I might have made that mistake before....
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allisorange

I appreciate the tip.  Scott did not have any but he gave me the name of the guy, Mat that makes them.

He is gonna fab me one up with the J bolts later on, a he describes it ,when the snow flies and he is in the shop.  Wink
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for the heck of it try agco,i bought mine in 2007 from there with the hold down hooks
D-15IIG65,D-17IVG67,D-17D58,620
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John, Brenda at Sandy Lake said they are NLA.  Confused
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