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    <p>Thanks, Ben.  I have a 'jumb pox'--Cat brand from Costco--and
      used it twice.  Once, it helped a low-battery Toyota start, but
      wouldn't crank my Mustang when its battery died.  I also need 6V;
      this one is 12V only (but it does have a compressor built-in).</p>
    <p>Bob<br>
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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 9/6/2018 4:42 AM, Benjamin Zwissler
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      <div dir="ltr">I was considering getting one of these as well but
        as I shopped I found the selection greatly diminished from 10+
        years ago when I last looked.  They seem to have largely been
        supplanted by the "jump boxes" which are much smaller,
        self-contained  battery packs that can jump large vehicles while
        being small and portable.  It made me rethink buying one of
        wheeled chargers/jump starters and I haven't yet bought
        anything.  Harbor Freight still had one choice in the
        charger/jump starter plug-in boxes, but they had a dozen choices
        of jump boxes.  Not sure what you were looking to primarily use
        it for, but you might consider the jump box as an alternative.
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        <div dir="ltr">On Thu, Sep 6, 2018 at 3:15 AM Bob Spidell <<a
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          .8ex;border-left:1px #ccc solid;padding-left:1ex">Listers,<br>
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          I'm in need of one; one of the larger, (usually) wheeled type
          (I already <br>
          have 'trickle' chargers).  It has to start/charge both 6V and
          12V <br>
          engines.  The prevailing brand appears to be Schumacher, does
          anybody <br>
          have opinions on that brand or know of any better?  I'm
          thinking in the <br>
          $200 range, but will go higher if there's a 'must have.'<br>
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          TIA,<br>
          Bob<br>
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            <div>Ben Zwissler<br>
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