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Originally Posted by mmarsh2283
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Adding batteries is one of the most important things I have done to my GreyHawk. I added 2 additional group 31 batteries on my back bumper in an RV Armor Battery Box that I purchased from them online. It is a very easy installation and a great way to be able to service the batteries, as well (this is the only problem I can see with the units you are looking at). I simply ran a heavy positive and negative cable from these, along the frame, to the compartment where the original group 31 battery is and connected the positive and negative right there. I like to dry camp and now can do so for as long as I wish by running the generator for coffee in the morning and in the evening for microwave use. I have stayed out for over a week and have never had any concerns with the batteries. It is the best, of many, mods that I have made. The box is a little pricey, but when I consider how long I will have it and how well it is made, its security, as well as what it does for me, I feel it is well worth the expense. Or, you can use anything you choose to mount them with. I hope this helps.
Adding Battery - frame mounting
Linear Mode
