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  1. #31
    I have 2 jumper packs,
    this little Red Fuel thing-
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    and this Stanley thing-
    stanleyjumper.jpg

    I don't get to use them much, but when I HAVE used them, they never failed to start my cars or truck.

    The little Red Fuel unit amazes me. No, it won't start a skid-steer or the 8.3 Cummins in our motorhome, gonna need a lot more grunt for those things. But for daily drivers, fantastic
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    Quote Originally Posted by Curt Harms View Post
    So far so good. The battery is supposed to be sealed, there is no way to service it. Why is there an acidic deposit on the top? I presume there's some sort of vent. Is that where whatever the baking soda reacted with came from?
    Is it a true seaaled battery or one of those that have the big blocks on top.

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    I have an old fashion battery and jumper cables in my truck.
    I also have a trickle charger. I do not remember the last time I used them.
    I also have one of these, https://search.yahoo.com/search?fr=m...y+post+cleaner

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