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MJ, that is a great set-up on your trailer.. really nice job. I love the PVC shield for the electrical wiring. My biggist concern would be someone taking my battery while I was out on the boat... but really, that's the first time I've seen an ATV winch used that way and it looks awesome!!!
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Thanks Destroyer!
The battery has been there for a few years now, when I had the old winch, and now the new, and have never worried about it, and no one has ever messed with it, I guess I have been lucky! The PVC is just two caps glued on with holes drilled for the battery cables, on top cap it is screwed on, so I can remove it if I need to fix something, and the holes for cables are siliconed to keep water out. The bottom cap is glued on and no silicone so if water was to get in, it could drain out. Works for me.
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