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DIY Battery Tray


rangerin

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City
North Carolina
Vehicle Year
1984
Transmission
Manual
To say that the battery tray in my '84 Ranger was useless would be an understatement:



So I fabbed one up over the summer while replacing the auto with a 5-speed and rebuilding the 2.8. It's so study I actually jumped on it and it didn't budge. :D Another plus, the battery didn't move an inch during my recent wreck @ about 30mph: http://www.therangerstation.com/forums/showthread.php?t=157672 I know for a fact the previous tray would of tossed the battery.



Making a battery tray is not a big deal compared to what everyone else here has done, but I figured yall would like to see the pics anyways. :icon_thumby:
 
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Looks good man! I've been looking for a new one guess it's a good way to learn how to weld! I've got an 84 as well.
 
Looks good man! I've been looking for a new one guess it's a good way to learn how to weld! I've got an 84 as well.

Thanks! It was actually my first welding project. Did it with a $90 welder from Harbor Freight. It's a very cheap welder, but for the little projects it does the trick! :D
 
Looks Good! Nothing ventured, Nothing gained. It is the "Doing" that is important.
 

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