Hoping that somebody might be able to give me some ideas about relocating the stock Softail "fuse" box. Normally located in a cutout in the stock rear fender. Thought about mounting inside the body but it would require a fairly large hole to be cut into the front of the body. Sure would appreciate any information.
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I should have been a bit clearer. The fuse box is actually a circuit breaker box and has a relay or two in it. 1998 Harley Heritage Softail. Evo engine, carburetor.
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Right about the fuse box being mounted into the Softail rear fender. I no longer have the stock rear fender on the Harley. Anyway, I made a cutout in the front of the box and mounted it similar to the way Harley kad it. Now it's behind my seat and I am covering the fuse box with black vinyl.
Not done yet, but you'll get the idea from the attached pics.
Right about the fuse box being mounted into the Softail rear fender. I no longer have the stock rear fender on the Harley. Anyway, I made a cutout in the front of the box and mounted it similar to the way Harley kad it. Now it's behind my seat and I am covering the fuse box with black vinyl.
Not done yet, but you'll get the idea from the attached pics.
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