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SW Indiana | After reading about how wonderful these are for the past couple of years I thought I'd do a little black Friday shopping. Best deal I can find is Wal-Mart, is cyber Monday still a thing? Anybody have a better price somewhere?
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Central ND | That's a decent price, I think I ended up paying $875 a couple months back |
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| Got one for 689 last year I think on cyber Monday. Not sure if that deal will come again or not. |
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swmn | Bought it me last fall for $100 more than that. Thinking about getting another one |
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Se pa | After messing around trying to jump an old tractor to use on a hayride yesterday a nephew brought his (Jumpstarter) a 6a milwaukee battery and apparatus and it spun that 3 cylinder diesel like a new battery. |
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northeastern Ohio | If you buy 2, you can get them for $720 each: https://www.ebay.com/itm/374994549287?hash=item574f6aba27:g:~dUAAOSw...
I bought one a couple years ago for $600. Then I found a used one on Facebook marketplace for $300. The used one has worked just as good as the new one so far.
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| I lied it was 575 from national tool warehouse on cyber Monday last year |
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Central Minnesota | Seems good. they were $699.00 from JB Tools on Nov. 26th, 2021. And now $889.00 from them on their Friday sale. And yes, I am in the how wonderful they are crowd. I don't know how they do what they do. Started a Semi with a M11 that the block heater unknowingly quit working one time and it was O degrees. That truck had no business starting. It must be the 132,000 joules, whatever they are!! Edit to add they have very good clamps and the cable is nice and flexible.
Edited by HFR 11/24/2023 08:20
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NW Iowa | I got mine for around $600 last year on a Black Friday deal. I used mine again this morning. It amazes me everytime I pull it out. The semi was nearly flatlined and it started like I had just turned it off on a warm sunny day after I hooked the Goodahl up.
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East of Broken Bow | Cordless tool manufacturers are starting to make jump packs that utilize the batteries you likely already have. I know I am looking to get a jump pack, and it will use my existing batteries.
It isn't so much that it will be so much cheaper, as much as it is that I will know that the battery won't be dead, and even if it is, I can swap out a charged one in seconds.
Add to that a small air compressor or inflator that uses the same batteries, and you have an easy to grab emergency travel kit. |
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West-Central IL | Marking |
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NW Iowa | seeing several places where the jump pack is $660 today. ------------- EDIT this isn't the big 10,000 one
https://zips.com/parts-detail/goodall-start-all-jump-pack-5-000a-jp-...
Also noticed on my search that they are coming out with a new version that will do 12/24v
https://vanair.com/startall-jumppack-12-24v/#video-demonstration
Edited by ARCTIC 11/27/2023 10:14
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Central ND | That's not the big one |
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NW Iowa | You're correct. Sorry It's not the big one above.
Edited by ARCTIC 11/27/2023 09:33
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Goodall Jump Pack
