Latest mods- bike racks/solar/dual six volt batteries

Stlrider26
Stlrider26 Member Posts: 4
edited March 2019 in Battery/Electrical & Solar

Started off wanting a secure way to mount my expensive bikes without touching the frame.



Then I decided to do dual 6 volt 225amp hour batteries in the new box


Which turned into a 200w Renogy solar system.





Absolutely nothing went easy and I’m glad the electric is done. Now I’m switching to a dual 1 pound propane system

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  • HellFish
    HellFish Member Posts: 140

    Sorry if I missed it on a different post, but I was wondering...with bikes/rack, gas, generator, batteries, and whatever gear goes in the box, what's your tongue weight?

    2014 T@G

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  • WilliamA
    WilliamA Member Posts: 1,309

    Nice, tidy install. Attention to detail is obvious! Well done!
    WilliamA

    "When I am in charge, Starburst brand fruit chews will get their own food group....and where are all the freakin laser beams? There should be more laser beams..."

    2021 Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk
    2017 T@G XL
    Boyceville, Wi.

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  • Somemedic
    Somemedic Member Posts: 89

    If it was easy everybody would be doing it. What's important is that you take your time and make sure nothing leaks. That's when it gets hard.

    Looks pretty factory btw

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  • JH5416
    JH5416 Member Posts: 3

    What brand is your bike rack and can you post a picture with bike attached please?

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  • DaveB
    DaveB Member Posts: 101

    @HellFish said:
    Sorry if I missed it on a different post, but I was wondering...with bikes/rack, gas, generator, batteries, and whatever gear goes in the box, what's your tongue weight?

    I'm curious about that as well. If I had to guess I would say easy 225-250lbs.

    Toronto, Ontario Canada
    2020 T@G Boondock Edge XL

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