Workshop Projects
- 110 Trayback
- » Introduction
- » General Design
- » Starting the build
- » Cab modification
- » Front Wings
- » Cleaning the chassis
- » Roll Cage
- » Engine positioning
- » Bulkhead Modification
- » Fuel tank mounting
- » Rear winch cradle
- » Roll Cage Mounts
- » Engine Mounts
- » Main Tray Structure
- » Tray Extras
- » Rear Storage
- » Chassis Finishing
- » Engine Build
- » Axle Cases
- » Building up the chassis
- » Gearbox fitting
- » Propshafts
- » Bulkhead / Cab Fitting
- » Rear tray panels
- » ECU
- » Brake Pipes
- » Fuel Fillers
- » Fuel tank guards
- » Transmission Guard
- » Exhaust headers
- » Raised Air Intake
- » Wheels and Tyres
- » Fuel System
- » Cooling Packs
- » Body Panels
- » Wiring Looms
- » Air temperature sensor
- » Batteries fitted
- » Cooling Pipework
- » ARB Compressor
- » Rear Lights
- » Gearbox Tunnel
- » Graphics
- » Winches
- » Roof Lights
- » Exhaust
- » Gauges
- » Cooling Fans
- » Helmets
- » Side vent
- » GPS Navigation
- » Extra fuel storage
- » ARB diff locker controls
- » Window Nets
- » Kit Storage
- » Waterproofing
- » Seat belt mounts
- » Rear shock mounts
- » Tarting up
- » Finished Vehicle
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110 Trayback / Tray Extras
The next image shows three important items, the first is the bar that runs from the base of the roll cage up to the tub, this forms part of the seat belt anchorage, the next is the strap that runs between the chassis rails, this is to support the spare wheel and lastly if you look closely you can see the battery tray in front of the roll cage.
Initially we were going to use two Odyssey PC1500’s but they would not quite fit where we wanted them so we settled for three PC1200’s and as you can see we once again are able to keep the weight of the batteries as low as possible.
Initially we were going to use two Odyssey PC1500’s but they would not quite fit where we wanted them so we settled for three PC1200’s and as you can see we once again are able to keep the weight of the batteries as low as possible.
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