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Under Hood battery Tray for 2008+ Fuel Injected Rhino 700 EFI P/N - EMP 10538 Now, you can have a full size battery in your 2008+ 700 Yamaha Rhino. Made from strong 1/8 inch thick steel this battery box is very strong. Easily bolts under the hood in front of the drivers seat. Powder Coated for superior protection. Features: Made in the USA.Laser Cut.Fits: batteries 9 7/8 x 7 1/8 x 7 1/2

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