Posted by guido on June 16, 2008 at 15:49:43 from (71.188.35.23):
In Reply to: Jump Start posted by Don E. Foster on June 16, 2008 at 12:23:19:
Hello Don E. Foster. You did not specify the amperes you need to accomodate your tractors. But you will need a system that will start the higher ampere requirement for the biggest unit you have. We at work made up a cart with 3 group 31 Delco batteries 625 cca each. We put them in parallel for a total 1875cca. Possibly in you case you may need only 2 of them. We used 2 vise grips for the clamps and bolted the other end of the cables of the battery bank. Most of the time jumper cable clamps are fine, but those vise grips sure did the trick! I can't take the credit for the setup my foreman came up with it. That group 31 625cca battery was the same we used in our trucks. Guido.
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