@@next492 agree to disagree it’s ok if you want to think wrong about something. Maybe in Canada that’s what they are called or another country . But in America, I’ve been doing this for nearly 40 years and they have always been called extension bar because they allow you to reach a bolt or nut that is too far to reach because of other body parts or wires etc. you have a nice day scooter
Yes. It will work. Winter time it may be hard to keep it charged up. I use one as my daily jumper but carry a Carley 850 as back up. The noco will drain fast on a hard start. But I love mine.
It's been a while boss. Thanks for sharing. What companies are you contracted with if I may ask Boss. I have Good Hands & Agero.
How do you get calls? Via app, dispatch or direct. I’m going to start and I’m trying to figure it all out. Thanks.
Channel update?
Torque sticks … most commonly called in the auto world as an extension bar for hard to reach bolts .. you’re welcome
u dont know what u talking about
@@next492 agree to disagree it’s ok if you want to think wrong about something. Maybe in Canada that’s what they are called or another country . But in America, I’ve been doing this for nearly 40 years and they have always been called extension bar because they allow you to reach a bolt or nut that is too far to reach because of other body parts or wires etc. you have a nice day scooter
@@jsoutdoorz7390 . maybe in your 40 years u haven't use an impact and a torque stick .. those are rated
Would I be able to start with a noco gb150 instead of the lead acid style?
Yes. It will work. Winter time it may be hard to keep it charged up. I use one as my daily jumper but carry a Carley 850 as back up. The noco will drain fast on a hard start. But I love mine.
torque wrench for lug nuts