Recommended Battery Box for Battery that Measures 12 Long x 6-1/2 Wide x 10-Inches Tall

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I have batteries that measure10inch high - 12inch long- work 6 1/2 wide. Which battery box do I need? Found several , but the heights were to low. Thanks

asked by: Garold

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It sounds like a good fit for a battery box for your 12L x 6-1/2W x 10-inch deep battery is the Tow-Rax Battery Box # TWSP12B. This aluminum box has interior dimensions of 12L x 8-5/8W x 10-7/16D inches tall. All battery boxes we offer are shown on the linked page.

expert reply by: Adam R

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Answer 1

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