Taylor Cable 48102 Heavy-Duty H-Bar Battery Hold-Down

$ 16.60

Score By Feature

Based on 12 ratings

Customer service

9.11

Packaging

9.15

Value for money

9.07

Delivery

8.93

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Product Description

THE PRODUCT IS GREAT

The product is made to fit your specific vehicle

Featuring a 1-piece design and heavy duty construction, these are durable.

The package has a 27-inch length. The dimensions of the work space are 432L x 3H. A four by five foot document, measuring 048 H x 5 W. The area measured in W (centimeters) was 842

Selected User Reviews For Taylor Cable 48102 Heavy-Duty H-Bar Battery Hold-Down

There is no better battery hold down than this

5/5

I was able to install it fast and easily on my size 34 lithium battery. You will need to wash your vehicle two times, depending on your vehicles' hold down screw width so they don't fall between the loops that secure the hold down I rated this battery hold down five stars because it is the simplest and least bulky.

Nathaniel Costa

| May 14, 2021

The heavy lifting is done

5/5

I can't think of anything better than a good hold Turn left. I found a perfect fit with my group 24.

Kaiden Hull

| Jul 30, 2020

The Taylor Cable 48102 Heavy-Duty Power cable - Duties Keep a battery in the bar- Let's go down

5/5

Using a 2007 Mits Outlander LS, it worked great with a few oversized washers that I purchased from the hardware store, and after that, this part was a perfect.

Nataly CHAMBERLAIN

| Aug 15, 2020

What an awesomeness! It is perfect in every way! I was surprised when the order arrived so early!

5/5

Mccoy Rhodes

| Jun 15, 2021

This is far superior to buying auto parts at a Mount looks somewhat OEM and is of decent quality

4/5

This is far superior to buying auto parts at a.

Mariam Goodman

| Jul 09, 2021

Modifications may be needed, but this is a good start

4/5

These are heavy duty and do not come with "J" The time is 6 p. m. The battery holding part is 7/8" wide. Since my battery is 7" wide (obviously! To make the area wider, I had to use my vice. As a result, I managed to get the Taylor Heavy Duty The nuts are on the In addition, I had to make some changes to them As a result, I ground down the "j" part so it would fit in the battery tray hole. A similar modification was made to the bolt by cutting it down to a reasonable size. I also added washers, which are not supplied with "J" Considering that this is not a "just in time" solution, it was a lot of work for something that should fit, but I found a more robust solution for my '90 F350 that trails most of its life on rough dirt paths. Summit Racing had a set I bought for $10 less than I paid for it.