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Battery Cover for AC 720

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    Posted: 12 Apr 2016 at 1:02pm
I have a Battery Cover for AC 720 but not the liner or the (2) straps that are called for in the parts book.

Can someone tell me what the liner is made of and what thickness it is along with its length and width.

Also need the thickness along with length and width of the straps that hold the liner in place.
Thank you,
Mike

Edited by mnoonan-NEWI - 12 Apr 2016 at 5:35pm
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Mike,
If I remember correctly, I think the lid was held down by two springs. I'd have to look in some of my old tear-down pics of my 620, but I think that's what mine had. One of the springs was broken from rust...
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Steve is correct on this, two springs for hold down and an insulator board secured to bottom of lid, glued, hardboard, approximately 1/8-3/16 thick on my 720 when I had it but could be wrong, (wife tells me frequently), but that has a few years back and I have slept since.




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Got springs for my 620 from Sandy Lake a few years ago.
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