How Thick is Aluminum on Tow-Rax Battery Box?

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How thick is the aluminum on the Tow-Rax Battery Box, # TWSP14BP? I plan to install a Lithium Iron Phosphate battery on the tongue of my trailer, but want to lock the battery so that it doesn't walk away. Thank you

asked by: D L

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Expert Reply:

The aluminum on the Tow-Rax Battery Box # TWSP14BP is 1/8 of an inch.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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