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Battery Box for Ford 2000 /3000 /4000 /5000 Series Classic Tractors

Original price was: $177.65.Current price is: $112.87.

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Nothing ruins a good day of work like a battery that bounces around or drops out when you hit a rough patch. If you’ve got an older Ford tractor from the 2000-5000 series, you know these machines were built to work hard—but after 50+ years, that original battery box might be showing its age. A secure, properly-mounted battery keeps your electrical system happy and prevents dangerous acid spills in tight spaces.

What You’re Getting

  • Direct replacement for original factory battery box design
  • Extended length design provides secure mounting for larger modern batteries
  • Heavy-duty construction handles constant vibration and weather exposure
  • Proper drainage design prevents acid accumulation that causes corrosion
  • Pre-drilled mounting holes line up with your tractor’s original hardware

Built for Classic Ford Workhorses

These Ford tractors are legendary agricultural workhorses that served farms worldwide from 1965-1975, handling everything from hay production to field cultivation. Whether you’re running a compact 2000 series for utility work or a bigger 5000 for heavier implements, these machines need reliable electrical power to keep the lights on and the engine cranking strong.

Made to Last

This battery box is built specifically for the unique mounting setup of pre-1967 Ford tractors. The extended length accommodates today’s larger batteries while maintaining the original mounting configuration. Heavy-gauge steel construction resists the constant flexing and impact that comes with decades of farm work, while proper ventilation prevents the acid buildup that destroyed your original box.

Installation Notes

This is a direct bolt-in replacement using your existing mounting hardware. Before installing, clean any acid residue from the mounting area with a baking soda solution. Check your battery cables while you’re at it—if the box was corroded, the cables might need attention too. Make sure the hold-down hardware is in good shape before securing your new battery.