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Old 06-11-2011, 10:57 AM
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Can someone post a picture of their WF stock battery hold down? This is what I have right now, I'm just wondering how the stock ones look.
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Here is a stock setup. Hopefully you can see what you need.
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$20 at Cub Cadet Classics one of our sponsors. I am sure the others have the same thing too. I just picked this one to get a picture of:
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Thanks guys! Looks like the hook part of the hold down goes underneath the frame and it's held against the lip? I'm just wondering because i don't think i have enough room to fit it through on mine. My frame was rotten and the PO welded it to build that area up. I think i might be stuck with the set up i have. Thanks for the pics!
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