Anyone know why my car destroyed my battery?

[mgray70]

You can fix that with an old style lead lug with a stud on it. Remove that red protector and place it over the large lead post and keep rolling.

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[Caroche!1]

Worked like a gem ! Thanks guys .


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[Caroche!1]

Now to give this thing some more torque and an 8-10" lift! Suggestions?


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[Raystar57]

Originally Posted by dundeebarnbuggy

That shunt or fuse [can't tell from the pics] didn't help either. Vibration and cart flexing can cause the rigid fuse to "pry" on the post and potentially cause it to stretch and loosen. I have been told, only flexible batt cables should be clamped/bolted to battery posts. Anyone here feel free to correct me if I am wrong as I am always learning.

I would like to know also as I do see lots of folks use them for short/fire safety purpose.
Not sure if these are made with ring ends for a fully closed surface.
There may be a good holder for these which would need an additional short cable
from fuse to battery which would eliminate the rigid connection to the terminal.

[dundeebarnbuggy]

This is how I did my shunt. [shunt is mounted on a solid block that is bolted to body of cart.]

[rib33024]

Originally Posted by dundeebarnbuggy

This is how I did my shunt. [shunt is mounted on a solid block that is bolted to body of cart.]

That's nice

[Raystar57]

Originally Posted by rib33024

That's nice

[_ogre]

Originally Posted by Caroche!1

Holy crap my battery if done

not really. your battery has dual posts
just buy these and hook up your current cables

[Caroche!1]

That's what I did


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[yawood]

But replace the wing nut with a hex nut and torque it down to the right level.