A week or so ago it was down in the teens and the neighbor who had just bought a powerstroke last fall knocked on the door one morning because his truck would not start. I was ready to leave myself and told him come on lets go get it started. Went out to my truck unpluged it got in hit the key and it started right up. He said you have it running allready? No thats why I plug it in. Took about 15 min to recharge his batteries enough to get it started with a jump. I told him plug it in tonight when you get home and you wont have any more problems with starting it. He stoped by last light and said that he will be keeping it pluged in from now on and it sure runs better in the mornings now and using less fuel. I told him they put it on there for a reason, Us it. He is a city slicker that pulls a boat. Bandit
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