oh, and J-bolts and rubber strap with washers and wing nuts are a much better way to hold down a battery than a bungee cord, or aluminum strap
fastest battery pulls ever
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landon1
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fastest battery pulls ever
i don't know if anyone else pulls their battery or not when storing/not driving their car, but these little guys are great. i got them a year or so ago and just got around to posting. especially nice when working on the car to save your cable ends from stretching out and getting all crappy (step 1: disconnect negative battery cable lol)
oh, and J-bolts and rubber strap with washers and wing nuts are a much better way to hold down a battery than a bungee cord, or aluminum strap
oh, and J-bolts and rubber strap with washers and wing nuts are a much better way to hold down a battery than a bungee cord, or aluminum strap
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CtownRunner
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Re: fastest battery pulls ever
I have those on my boat battery but never considered them for the car.
I like it!
I like it!
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Smellslike1974
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Re: fastest battery pulls ever
Genius!
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