I don't know, never gave it a thought. Last I knew I loosened cables, and lifted. I don't think it was hard. If it was, I don't remember. Bit of a pain to attach a charger. A couple weekends ago it was pretty cold. A tractor wouldn't start without ether, the on board injection was empty, so I was going to use the Bobcat to power battery, and heater. It wouldn't start, (battery is three years old). I strung cords, opened both doors to connect charger, and it started instantly. I moved the cord to the tractor, and it started instantly. They were both just training me.

 

Write a check for Welder Service to come out & install a new battery.

 

New or old? The older ones had a tray that slid out. The new ones you have to take the back panel off I believe.

 

It’s only about 3 years old if I recall.

 

Have you gone to Millerwelds site and looked up the manual?
That would probably have pictures and a procedure.

 

Rear panel needs to be removed. Not a big deal.

 

Below is for the mid-engine

 

Was looking at mine today. There is 8 bolts (3/8" head) and 4 Phillips head screws that need to be removed. This will allow removal of the rear panel and access to the battery.

 

Have to remove the rear panel. I just did one this week that sits at my yard for temp power also added a solar charger.

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