Could the TorkLift HiddenPower Under-Vehicle Battery Mount Attach to Trailer Frame

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Can this be mounted to a trailer tongue on the frame??

asked by: Matt

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Although the TorkLift HiddenPower Under-Vehicle Battery Mount with Battery Box # TLA7727 was originally designed for attaching to the frame of a truck you certainly could attach it to the frame of a trailer.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Richard O.

4/21/2020

I am also interested in using this item for a trailer frame. My trailer frame is 2x6 boxed. What is the dimention of the top of this battery tray where it hangs over the frame? Ie: How wide of a frame can it hang on? I am aware the bottom bracket isnt as wide but i can fabricate something that would be wider for my application. Thanks

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Chris R.

4/27/2020

The top clamp of the TorkLift Battery Box # TLA7727 is designed to clamp around a frame that's about 2-7/8" wide. The frame on your trailer might actually be too small. A better option might be part # TLA7740, which can drill into the frame as well.

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Answer 2

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