Rescue 2000 Booster

[dalej]

Question, How many of you are interested in purchacing a Rescue 2000 booster? I have talked to Scott the owner of a business that sells them and if we can get a order together we could have them at a reduced rate. We could have them shipped to OKC in Oct. or to everyone and the freight would be a little more.

Let me know what you think.

Look under quick links, then Dale's Map, then Tools.

[LarryB]

Dale, you knew someone would ask. What is it?

[michaeldterry]

Dale, you knew someone would ask. What is it?

I'm just glad that I'm not the only one clueless about this!

[dale farley]

It's a heavy duty battery pack for assisting in starting a vehicle when the battery is low. Can be used to assist with starting the bus or generator.

[michaeldterry]

It's a heavy duty battery pack for assisting in starting a vehicle when the battery is low. Can be used to assist with starting the bus or generator.

Cool! I just found the link in your "Must Have Tools"!

[JIM CHALOUPKA]

Give Rod a break, to forget his post so soon, well!

Old 03-31-2009, 03:14 PM
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I just picked up a device called a Rescue 2000. It's a portable jump kit that can handle 12 and 24v applications. My coach was sitting on 4 pretty dead chassis batteries...it fired it right up.

Got it through Batteries Plus...and it was only ~ 140$. I'll carry it always.
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[JIM CHALOUPKA]

Couldn't edit this into the previous post, so here it is.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_fLV3Jb62oo

JIM

[0533]

Well done video, useful info. How much does the unit cost?

[dalej]

The last posted price on a website is $186.00

If we get a discount I'll post as soon as I find out.

[LarryB]

So----- with this unit I could be up and running instead of being dead in the storage building. However-----how does one deal with the alternator now having to work so hard and overheating or other wise shortening it's life, to bring the batts. back up to full charge? This all in reference to my post to jump starting the bus.