| Author | Message | ||
     Nickh |
I'm attempting to reinstall the battery....how in God's name do you do this with 2 hands? I'm fairly strong, but stretching this strap is making me feel like a 2 year old. Thanks, Nick | ||
| Niceguyeddy |
Attach the strap and then slip the battery in. | ||
| Nextcorner |
I just did mine last weekend. Start by connecting the rear part, then stretch it to get the front. Mine only took 2 tries, but I didn't have to put much muscle into it. | ||
| Spiderman |
Take a large screw drive, grind a notch into the tip. The insert the strap ring into the notch and use the leverage to put the ring onto the attachment point... | ||
| Firebolt32 |
Take a large screw drive, grind a notch into the tip. The insert the strap ring into the notch and use the leverage to put the ring onto the attachment point... Wear eye protection and a cup if you decide to go that route. I see a tragic and painful ending to that.... lol | ||
| Nickh |
This is brutal, I notched a flat head......still trying. | ||
| Nickh |
I finally got it! Thanks Spiderman and everybody else who may be laughing at this post. That was literally a pain in the ass. -Nick- | ||
| Dmtaft |
I agree, I just did this and it is a pain, eventually got it with my own two hands, some adrenaline, and several tries. | ||
| Froggy |
My battery is the size of two packs of cigarettes. No strap issues  | ||
| 2008xb12scg |
I'm with you, it sucks. I won't wasy how long it took me. Anyway to maybe attatch it easier? Like maybe biq fracking zip tie.. | ||
| Ourdee |
I left mine attached up front and just pushed the rubber end down over the metal piece in the back by hand. It was easy. |
