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Posted by IaGary on January 18, 2007 at 15:18:50 from (66.43.221.249):
My brother left for Italy, for work and I'm doing his chores.And its the coldest week we've had all winter. His battery cables are junk on the 856. He replaced ends with those junky bolt clamp on types.And the cable he used is no bigger than a No.2. About how many amps does a starter pull? Or how many watts is a starter? With only 12 volts the amperage has to be pretty high going thru those cables.Doesn't it? The sad part is he is an electrician for a steel mill so he should know better. That's where he and I differ. He fixes to get by and I fix it right. Been wiggling those ends to make connection and fighting it all week. Boy will he get an ear full when he gets home but I want to know my facts. Gary
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