Heath, your install looks good! I like where you put the angle iron bracket.. smart move. I may have to do it that way myself.
Scott

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I like it there, just point it down instead of up. It's hard to see, but I also took small, thinner angle iron and ran it down the sides of the battery and then took another angle iron with holes(shelf bracket), cut it at the bend and set it across the middle of the battery. It sits on the to irons running perpendicular. This was done just to support the edge of the battery. The old batter bracket came off and I rand the two long bolts down thru the "shelf bracket" and the mount support. This is what holds it all together.
NOt sure if that made sense or not.
It was more of a project that I wanted but it worked out.

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Makes sense bro. Thanks for the tips!
Scott

Good stuff guys - thanks for the info....

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