Installing NOCO Battery Box

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Where do the mounting brackets and screws go? It is not obvious. Thanx!

asked by: Jack R

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The two mounting brackets included with the # 329-HM300BKS battery box would fasten to the mounting surface, using the included screws (or suitable hardware of your choosing) and the straps would be threaded through. The battery box would be placed on top of the straps, which would then be looped around the top of the box then buckled into place. Pretty easy, but I can understand why it wasn't obvious from the description photos.

expert reply by: Mike L

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