Posted by Bruce(OR) on December 14, 2020 at 09:02:00 from (65.102.27.67):
In Reply to: jumper cables posted by 37 chief on December 14, 2020 at 08:44:05:
I have used from the best to the cheapest. Thicker cable is better. Ends never do work worth a spit. Either too tight, too loose, wrong configuration, pick one. Tighter is generally better and with the thicker cable, bring money. I have used from bumper jacks with steel bumpers to the cheapest cables at about $5.00 for a set, it just took a long time to let the battery to charge up a bit before trying to start it all the way up to welding cables. Welding cables tend to run on the heavy side. I have a set of those running out about 30 feet and they tend to get a bit heavier than the $5.00 cables. Let your wallet be your guide and if you desire to keep them for some time, spend a few bucks.
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