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I see no point in wasting money on a gadget that I'll never use (the good jumpers cost almost as much as a good battery).
That's my 2 cents.
lol you're hopeless.
That being said my bike has a lithium 12v starter/accessory battery that shit gets kept outside in hot ass summers haven't had to swap it out yet so your probably fine.
In the past 3 years, I replaced 2 alternators on my kid's cars, because they failed, stranding them in the middle of nowhere. If you know anything about cars, a battery jumper would have done them no good.
I have 4 kids. Not once have I had to replace or jump their cars, because of a failed battery. Why? Because they replace their batteries every 4 years, whether they need them or not! Also, they don't buy the cheapest battery they can find. Instead of wasting money on a useless gadget, they put that money towards a good battery.
And needlessly buying batteries at 4 years when they likely test good is absolutely stupid. We've had commercial batteries last as long as 9-10-11 years in large diesel tractors, pickup trucks and large straight/semi trucks, ofc that's not a guarantee, but 6-7 years is what you should usually expect from good quality batteries. You're already contradicting yourself by saying not to buy cheap batteries, but also needlessly replace them. Big fat L right there if you've been tossing good lead that probably load tests just fine.
Great job on managing all of 4 vehicles there too. You've got such a workload going, taking care of 4 cars used for basic transportation is such a monumental task and you're so special.
Try managing 30+ vehicles many of which are diesels, have to sit out in a cold shed or are parked out in the snow and now won't crank well. I have 6 rolling 200A-225A AC->DC boost chargers for a reason, but jump packs are still worth their weight in gold when I don't want to string out cords through snow drifts. Or just want to jump something that developed an issue, get it moved ASAP and fix the problem in a more convenient spot without getting 2 vehicles involved....time is money. Which you clearly have no concept for since you're so out of touch you think buying quality batteries and then needlessly trashing them at 4 years is about the absolutely dumbest thing posted in this entire thread.
And needlessly buying batteries at 4 years when they likely test good is absolutely stupid. We've had commercial batteries last as long as 9-10-11 years in large diesel tractors, pickup trucks and large straight/semi trucks, ofc that's not a guarantee, but 6-7 years is what you should usually expect from good quality batteries. You're already contradicting yourself by saying not to buy cheap batteries, but also needlessly replace them. Big fat L right there if you've been tossing good lead that probably load tests just fine.
Great job on managing all of 4 vehicles there too. You've got such a workload going, taking care of 4 cars used for basic transportation is such a monumental task and you're so special.
Try managing 30+ vehicles many of which are diesels, have to sit out in a cold shed or are parked out in the snow and now won't crank well. I have 6 rolling 200A-225A AC->DC boost chargers for a reason, but jump packs are still worth their weight in gold when I don't want to string out cords through snow drifts. Or just want to jump something that developed an issue, get it moved ASAP and fix the problem in a more convenient spot without getting 2 vehicles involved....time is money. Which you clearly have no concept for since you're so out of touch you think buying quality batteries and then needlessly trashing them at 4 years is about the absolutely dumbest thing posted in this entire thread.
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In the past 3 years, I replaced 2 alternators on my kid's cars, because they failed, stranding them in the middle of nowhere. If you know anything about cars, a battery jumper would have done them no good.
I have 4 kids. Not once have I had to replace or jump their cars, because of a failed battery. Why? Because they replace their batteries every 4 years, whether they need them or not! Also, they don't buy the cheapest battery they can find. Instead of wasting money on a useless gadget, they put that money towards a good battery.