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Do jumper boxes work??
You almost can not find decent jumper cables,
everyone now sells "jumper boxes". I still use my old jumper cables, but, I was wondering, Have you had success with a jumper box? Weak battery boost? Dead battery boost? Small engine boost? Large engine boost? Other uses for a jumper box? Thanks |
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I have 2 of them. On GT batteries and the such, they are excellent. On a vehicle battery, if it will crank but not turn over, ya... they pretty much work. I haven't saw one that will take care of a flat out dead battery, keep your jumper cables!
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I have used a number of them and the cheaper ones are really just for warm weather motors but as a auto tech we use them 5-10 times a day to jump . have used them on mostly 4 & 6 cly it beats having to drag another car out there . I had one from harbor Frt. that had a inverter built in that was handy
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I use a cheap 2 wheel dolly, old car battery and jumper cables to make my own jump box.
Randy
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Jumper boxes basically have small motorcycle/lawn tractor batteries inside, good for a small power need.
In my opinion not worth the cost. I built a set of 20' double 0 copper welding cable jumpers 30+ years ago. ( and they are heavy) There is no waiting for some dead battery to charge up with these, just hook up, and start the engine. I see these sometimes offered for sale on evilpay but due to the price of copper, they are pricy. They are invaluable around the farm. For what you pay for a jumper box or junk jumper cables multiple times, you can get a really good set of heavy cables that will last a lifetime. |
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But you first have to break there legs so the they will not walk away on you.
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We have 3 in our shop, one trys to stay in the delivery truck to pick up dead mowers. Work great hold a nice charge they come in real handy, not to mention they jump off the owners son's truck every day, cause he was too cheap to buy a batt for about a month.
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We have used jumper boxes to start dump trucks at work a few times. Granted, they were not completely dead, but i was surprised that it worked. I have a carquest jumper box that i keep at home. Iv had it for about 6 years now, and it will start everything in my yard. Its a little heavy, but its convenient when you dont have another vehicle to use jumper cables. Jumper boxes are nice, but there will always be a need for a good set of jumper cables.
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I have a jump n carry and I love it because it will crank the cubs over without using a battery charger!
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Here are a couple of pics of the one i bought yesterday. so far so good.Haven't had to really work it yet.
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