Was wondering if anyone has come up with a good way to install a battery cutoff outside the battery box on the letter series Farmalls. I have several tractors ( cubs , super c , SMTA )that may only get started a couple of times each year so I think cutoffs would be a good idea to eliminate corrosion at the battery terminals.Thanks for any ideas and/or pictures.
- Thread starter Bud W
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My buddy gets ones like this off BMW's that are shipped over. The ones he gets have cables attached and are "shrink tubed" over the back of the terminals. I just leave it hanging out since the back is covered. I supposed I could build a bracket and mount it, but just never bothered.
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Janicholson
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If the batteries are not discharging (leaks to ground in the system) there would be no more corrosion with a cutoff or without. A simple low use cutout is to get a welding lead extender. Put it in the hot lead from the battery with the female to the battery. Disconnect then takes one second. Jim
one example
one example
Dude with a 300
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Here's what mine has. Look right above the starter and you will see a little "Frankenstein" switch.
Bruce
Rapid City, SD
Battery cut off
Bruce
Rapid City, SD
Battery cut off
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