Tell me about the converter in a 2005 TM 2720

[Wavery]

Originally Posted by Joe Daddy

Thanks for the link to the battery 'conversation' however if there were pictures there, I don't see nary a one now. I'm thinking I should just put the batteries in individual boxes and strap them to the angle iron brackets. That would work.

Joe

If you couldn't see the pictures, it may be because you have not purchased the $12 per year membership.

It's really handy having both batteries in one, hinged, box. It's far easier to check the water, clean the battery tops and attach clip-on accessories like a portable air compressor etc.

[Bill]

JoeDaddy -

You should be able to see the pics. Post #13 has some, post #33 has some more, and post #40 has some great ones. This is a really long thread - are you sure you have scrolled down far enough?

Bill

[commodor47]

Originally Posted by Bill

JoeDaddy -

You should be able to see the pics. Post #13 has some, post #33 has some more, and post #40 has some great ones. This is a really long thread - are you sure you have scrolled down far enough?

Bill

Bill,

Something missing here? Your post is the last one in this thread - I am not seeing anymore posts.

Dick

[ZekenSpider]

Originally Posted by commodor47

Bill,

Something missing here? Your post is the last one in this thread - I am not seeing anymore posts.

Dick

I think Bill was referring to Posts 13, 33 and 40 in the link that Wayne copied into his Post #2 of this thread.

Confusing enough!

Jerry

[Wavery]

Click on the post below.
http://www.trailmanorowners.com/foru...ht=battery+box

You should be able to see pics in Posts 13, 33 and 40.

[commodor47]

Jerry & Wayne - thanks for clearing that up - found the photos.

Dick

[rickst29]

Originally Posted by Bill

In 2005, the converter was either a Magnetek/Parallax 6300 or 7300 unit, or the then-new American Enterprises unit. Either way, not a very spiffy unit, although it will be quite satisfactory if you use it carefully. In 2007, I believe, the converter was replaced with a WFCO unit, and the consensus seems to be that this is a much better unit....

Bill, the actual start date for WFCO units was a bit earlier: My built-to-order 2006 model contains one. But your guess for Joe remains perfect: If it's 2005, then it's going to be one of the predecessors.

Yes, thanks for clarifying where the photos were, certainly I did not see the additional pages of responses. Very helpful thread as it shows the kind of battery box I will eventually get for my unit.