Jumper Box Size To Start A Cummins Engine?

[Tcounty]

How big of a jumper box would you have with you in your truck?

I know bigger is better, but what is required to start one of these trucks?

Thanks.


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[SyN]

This would be My Choice!

I am & always have been a NOCO fan!

Yes, it is expensive - but well worth the cost if needed a couple of times or more during the year.

https://www.amazon.com/NOCO-GBX155-U...s%2C351&sr=8-9

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[Tcounty]

This would be My Choice!

I am & always have been a NOCO fan!

Yes, it is expensive, but it is well worth the cost if needed a couple of times or more during the year.

https://www.amazon.com/NOCO-GBX155-U...s%2C351&sr=8-9

Last night, I looked at that one, but some of the reviews weren’t very good.

Some said it takes a long time to charge, and others said it was drained after one boost.

Still maybe the best option.


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[SyN]

I understand - Personally I'm not a huge review reader on Amazon (Just way too many Walking/Talking/Wankers - whom first of all don't know how to operate the tool properly or are those who are incapable of doing their own service on their autos - so I really ignore most of those.

Anyway - I can figure where the charge time would be a bit long - It's amazing to me that something of that size (fit in your hand) can even start these HUGE/High Compression Beasts - especially @ temps below freezing!

Personally, I would hope - I wouldn't have to need it more than once every couple of years! (Due to I have enough common sense to take care of my own 2 batteries) plugging in my NOCO Genius G750 every time she sits in the garage for more than 2 days. (Keeping both batteries fully charged 3/4 of the time).

I own 3 NOCO Chargers - Bought my daughter one for her garage @ school (3hrs away) not one issue over the past 13yrs.

I do actually need to get off my Lazy Arse and purchase her a NOCO Jump Starter for her car as well as the Boost X GBX155 for the JUDGE!

Anyway - Just a suggestion!

Good Luck in Your Search

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[Electrojake]

Personally, I would hope - I wouldn't have to need it more than once every couple of years! (Due to I have enough common sense to take care of my own 2 batteries) plugging in my NOCO Genius G750 every time she sits in the garage for more than 2 days. Keeping both batteries fully charged 3/4 of the time.

Good post SyN.

My jump pack, much like my jumper cables of yesteryear, seem to be exclusively used to fix other people's problems.

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[Tcounty]

I can’t seem to find a better alternative than what SyN suggested.

I wish they’d put a 12v socket on it like the other models.

It would be nice to power an inflator.


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[Tcounty]

Good video.




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