

| Subject: | Re: Things to put under the driver's seat |
| From: | Eric Zeno |
| Date: | Wed, 11 Aug 2004 13:09:53 -0400 |
Thanks but I'm no interested. The batteries I have are free, and plentiful.
I have plenty of room, so other than not being bolted down, I have no
need to put it under the seat.
ERic
developtrust wrote:
>There is a battery made that fits perfectly under the driver seat. Check the
>archives or maybe someone else can remember the name.
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>>I think an aux. battery is a good idea for many other reasons. I just
>>installed
>>the relay setup, and wiring, but the battery I have will not fit under
>>the seat.
>>Therefore I removed the stupid reverse opening cover completely. What I
>>will do is line this new area with something soft, to keep things from
>>making noise. This works so well, I've removed the lid over the original
>>battery and now will replace it with a smaller easier removable AL plate.
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>> Eric
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>>Rocket J Squirrel wrote:
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>>>Later Westies have an aux battery under the driver's seat. I don't think
>>>I'm going to need one of those because I rely on propane for heat (and
>>>refrigeration) and kerosene for light. And my lovely wife prefers to
>>>camp only in summer anyway, when plenty of daylight hours reduce
>>>electrical usage to a minimum.
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>>>So . . . to what other uses have Westy owners used that space under the
>>>driver's seat?
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>>>--
>>>Mike "Rocket J Squirrel" Elliott
>>>71 VW Type 2 / 84 Westy: A poor but proud race.
>>>KG6RCR
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