BATTERY COMPARTMENT TRAYS

[CRGart]

To keep your trays from moving and messing up the fiberglass, I cut some rubber strips off of an old inter tube and super glued it the bottom of the tray lips. Now they don't move ..

[Tom Edwards]

Good idea. I took mine out long ago because they would slide back and forth.

[fishin couillon]

I got a sheet of felt from hobby lobby, cut out and stuck on the edge on the two trays at the step up....works great.....

[JR19]

I have not seen this done on a Phoenix but it should work...the tray itself has a small lip. That lip sits on the lip of the fiberglass opening to the bilge. Position the tray where you want it. Take a small drill bit and drill through the tray and the fiberglass lip. Then push a nail down into the hole. A roofing nail or a nail with a big head is best so you can easily grab it when you need to remove it. My neighbor done this to his TR196 to keep his trays in place.

[kry29]

I put some weather stripping under the lips. Its thick enough to stop the edges from rubbing the glass real bas also

[john721]

I changed mine to Smi aluminum with ratchet straps

[birdman920]

Bass Cat store” sells the aluminum trays for diff size batts !...

[Tom Edwards]

The tool trays, not battery mount trays. :-)

[BrtJr22]

Does anyone have any of these trays they
would like to give away or sell?

[rakkc]

I secured mine using the clear velcro material you get from craft store, keeps them from sliding and easy to remove

[Walleye1875]

I used the felt side of Velcro on my trays. Works perfect.

[GEV]

I used cabinet door pads (little round pads with adhesive on one side and felt on the other) and they have worked well.

[Kbob]

I did the same as GEV and it works great.