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-   -   Best Portable jump start (http://www.wakeworld.com/forum/showthread.php?t=475337)

calaman 07-14-2007 8:27 AM

Hi WW Friends, <BR>Push starting a boat sucks, so I was thinking about picking up a portable Jump start battery. Can anyone make a recommendation based on what they have used, and worked well? I'm running 3 batteries and a power hungry system and want to have a backup in case I forget to change the perko switch. thanks all.

movinfr8 07-14-2007 9:38 AM

Wally World has 2 models 1 big 1 smaller that has done the trick everytime I needed it whether it was the boat or a car that had sat for a year and really has not failed yet. <BR> <BR>Just keep it fully charged.

johnny_defacto 07-14-2007 10:23 AM

My boat doesnt have a clutch, so it is very difficult to push start... i need to get a jump battery too. let me know what you end up getting.

mainelaker 07-14-2007 10:55 AM

The best jump packs on the market IMO ( I sell tools for a living) are the Solar ES-2500 &amp; ES-5000, they are available at your local NAPA store. I have used them for years in every dealership I ever worked at &amp; now that I sell a few different brands I still go back to the Solar every time.

95sn 07-16-2007 1:27 PM

Costco has a good one, Wagon, 600 cranking amp... good price too, $65.

psudy 07-16-2007 1:32 PM

I have a yellow one(forgot the name) from Walmart as well. I didn't notice when I purchased it, but it was for cars and small trucks. It still worked fine, and has saved my butt numerous times sitting on the water listening to the stereo for too long. I would almost say they are a must.

calaman 07-16-2007 8:57 PM

Darrel/Carl looks like I'm heading to either Napa or Costco - thanks guys!


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