Great review mate.Really helped me as I wanted a jump starter for my car and old massey ferguson tractor.I have just bought one of ebay so thanks for the video.Well done.
Thanks for making this video. I purchased one just like this and I could not figure out how to hook up the terminals. I was getting ready to send it back. Many thanks
Video is very good. I bought a renhotecic power supply not long ago and tested it, and it feels that the effect is OK. It is recommended that friends in need can try to prepare a copy.
I recently bought one of these for my car a MK4 Golf GTI. The "lights on" warning doesn't always work as its control board points needs soldering, so I sometimes find I have a flat battery from leaving the lights on, as these days in common with most I drive with them on, day and night. Nice to now that this small battery starter can start a tractor which is a pretty heavy request. This should save calling out a neighbour to jump start me.
Yeah, it's definitely can save to call the neighbour out but also not help to maintain the good friendship with your neighbour. Do you think to wake up a chilli Saturday morning (when nowhere to go anyway) because the neighbour AGAIN keeps knocking on the door and saying "bla bla bla mybatterydied bla bla bla" and take the key and get in the car in slippers, do some tricky manoeuvre etc, just because "THIS GUY AGAIN..." No that's not a bad thing. Your neighbour is not angry or upset, but they are in fact happy. Because the morning is starting energetically and have more time on the day to do other things, and also they know they can ask literally anything next time from you. Like, "feed the cat when they are on holiday" or whatever. I remember the good old times when we "allowed" our neighbour to push the car and 2 or 3 attempts after the car is started and we were on the way already, and just wave to the neighbour "to say THANK YOU", also the neighbour was wave to us. He was heavily breading and sweating but he looks satisfied... :D
I’m really amazed with the torch fire and thinking that might help for my BMW before. My BMW have more time in the repair shop than on the road and torching it might even better.LOL
Nice Bro, I'm looking for something similar & didn't trust it due to the size. I've always previously have had larger jumpers for my cars & suv, but I might take a chance this time...Thanks 👑✨👑
Iv got one too. its start my Mondeo 2.0 tdci with dead battery,but after 1 try competly discharged to 0% afer 2-3 sec starting. so,if your car can start heavy...this thing not a big help... but you use it lot of times :O now i think my jump starter work not so well,but brand new :(
A few days ago i tried to start my old golf mk3 with a completely dead battery. It started the car, i tet the car run for 20 minutes or so for the car alternator to charge it, but is dead. So with this jump starter battery from 100% i started my golf 2 times and then i started my tractor 1 time and the jump started battery had only 8% battery left. The golf battery discharged this tiny one a lot faster than the tractor because thr battery needs yo be replaced. When i wanted to start the golf again after I let it run for 20-30 minutes it didnt start without help. So it really depends on how much life your car battery still has. If it is a fairly new battery but you forgot your lights on, maybe you could start the car with the tiny battery a few times, but if the car battery is old and empty maybe you can start the car only 1 or 2 times with the tiny one
While watching, me thinking...interesting...then out of nowhere, let's light a stick on fire. Well, that escalated quickly. haha Gonna buy this based on your video. I don't even own a tractor, heck I don't even own a car. lol
😂😅 It is still working after 3 years Actually yesteday i started my ford with it because i need to replace the battery and if i don't start the car for a day it drains the battery. The only issue i had with this battery starter was a tiny capacitor or rezistence from the positive wire (i don't know how it is called) but I brought it to someone who repaires electronics and it replaced it very cheaply and works perfectly fine
Hi, The video is great. But your tractor has a thermostart (an old-fashion glow plug). It is that device that is connected to a small diesel fuel tank placed in the intake manifold. It also has an electric connection. If it works correctly, when 12 volt is appplied, it produces a flame in the intake manifold, using the diesel from the small tank, that helps the engine to start in cold weather. So you don't really need to use a rag with fuel. If your thermostart does not work, the spare is cheap, about 15 €.
I know what you say, but this engine it not the original tractor engine, it is from a diesel car and it didn't have mounted a glowplug and thermostat. I think it can be done, but i don't use it in the cold weather (only to start it every once in a while)
@@bluesummersky6936 Hi. It's a thermostaRt or flame thrower, not a thermostat. Your engine has a thermostart, as is clearly visible in your video. It is that device that is inserted in the intake manifold and has a diesel fuel line connected. You can see that device in action in these videos and many others: ruclips.net/video/kpC-E0NpDxk/видео.html ruclips.net/video/NeDvCVS38hk/видео.html
The question is if a vehicle without or not battery at all will star directly with a starter lets say a normal 4 or 6 cilinder automobil will start directly placing the starter instead of the battery.
Probably, but it is not recommended to do that. After the car starts, you have to remove the starter in a few seconds. (I think it has a protection of 30 seconds or so). I actually tested something similar that you said. On my older car which I don't use anymore, the battery was literally dead. So discharged that on my multimeter it didn't show any value. At first I thought my multimetre doesn't work. But I tested it on the battery of my daily driver car and it worked. And on my older car 0V. And the car started basically only with this battery starter.
Not that it dies faster, but dirt can become like a barier so that the voltage won't get to the car/tractor and it might not start. But here was not the case because the battery was dead. It was old too.
@@bluesummersky6936 A U1 battery has flat terminals with a hole in each on top and can be angled or straight. And these can be found in many brands of lawn tractors including mine. It's a bit smaller and I don't like those crappy things. However, I did find a You Tube video where the guy was starting his lawn tractor with a U1 battery with a jump starter. I have a Rugged Geek jump starter and they are great little devices.
@@bluesummersky6936 Thanks for the info. That old Craftsman that I had started just fine with the Rugged Geek. My trickle charger was showing that the battery that was in it went bad and I had to buy another one and put it in the Craftsman before I got rid of it. That battery was still OK even though I had to use my Rugged Geek to start that lawn tractor a couple of times. The Rugged Geek gave my that extra boost I needed to start that thing. I did some reading where those Craftsman lawn tractors had really bad charging. I now have a Troy Bilt Bronco that I haven't used for a while and I know the battery will be low. I just don't want to fart around with extension cords, disconnecting the battery, and trickle chargers. So that is why I bought the Rugged Geek. Looks like you have a nice jump starter too.
True, but without the small battery it wouldn't have started even with the flame. It was very cold that's why I used flame too. Even with a new battery it won't start when is cold outside, because my tractor doesn't have a glow plug.
Great review mate.Really helped me as I wanted a jump starter for my car and old massey ferguson tractor.I have just bought one of ebay so thanks for the video.Well done.
You're welcome!
Thanks for making this video. I purchased one just like this and I could not figure out how to hook up the terminals. I was getting ready to send it back. Many thanks
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Video is very good. I bought a renhotecic power supply not long ago and tested it, and it feels that the effect is OK. It is recommended that friends in need can try to prepare a copy.
I recently bought one of these for my car a MK4 Golf GTI. The "lights on" warning doesn't always work as its control board points needs soldering, so I sometimes find I have a flat battery from leaving the lights on, as these days in common with most I drive with them on, day and night. Nice to now that this small battery starter can start a tractor which is a pretty heavy request. This should save calling out a neighbour to jump start me.
Yeah, it's definitely can save to call the neighbour out but also not help to maintain the good friendship with your neighbour. Do you think to wake up a chilli Saturday morning (when nowhere to go anyway) because the neighbour AGAIN keeps knocking on the door and saying "bla bla bla mybatterydied bla bla bla" and take the key and get in the car in slippers, do some tricky manoeuvre etc, just because "THIS GUY AGAIN..." No that's not a bad thing. Your neighbour is not angry or upset, but they are in fact happy.
Because the morning is starting energetically and have more time on the day to do other things, and also they know they can ask literally anything next time from you. Like, "feed the cat when they are on holiday" or whatever.
I remember the good old times when we "allowed" our neighbour to push the car and 2 or 3 attempts after the car is started and we were on the way already, and just wave to the neighbour "to say THANK YOU", also the neighbour was wave to us. He was heavily breading and sweating but he looks satisfied... :D
I’m really amazed with the torch fire and thinking that might help for my BMW before. My BMW have more time in the repair shop than on the road and torching it might even better.LOL
Be careful, it has been done before by a vloger from Russia😅😆
Absolutely incredible! lol
Amazing thing, do you know the length of each cable including clips? I would appreciate it a lot.
The red cable is about 25-30 cm long and the black one is 15-20 cm
@@bluesummersky6936 Thank you so much!
Nice Bro, I'm looking for something similar & didn't trust it due to the size. I've always previously have had larger jumpers for my cars & suv, but I might take a chance this time...Thanks 👑✨👑
It's very good. :) The only problem i had with it was the soldering from the wire, but I solved it.
Iv got one too. its start my Mondeo 2.0 tdci with dead battery,but after 1 try competly discharged to 0% afer 2-3 sec starting. so,if your car can start heavy...this thing not a big help... but you use it lot of times :O now i think my jump starter work not so well,but brand new :(
A few days ago i tried to start my old golf mk3 with a completely dead battery. It started the car, i tet the car run for 20 minutes or so for the car alternator to charge it, but is dead. So with this jump starter battery from 100% i started my golf 2 times and then i started my tractor 1 time and the jump started battery had only 8% battery left. The golf battery discharged this tiny one a lot faster than the tractor because thr battery needs yo be replaced. When i wanted to start the golf again after I let it run for 20-30 minutes it didnt start without help. So it really depends on how much life your car battery still has. If it is a fairly new battery but you forgot your lights on, maybe you could start the car with the tiny battery a few times, but if the car battery is old and empty maybe you can start the car only 1 or 2 times with the tiny one
While watching, me thinking...interesting...then out of nowhere, let's light a stick on fire. Well, that escalated quickly. haha
Gonna buy this based on your video. I don't even own a tractor, heck I don't even own a car. lol
😂😅 It is still working after 3 years Actually yesteday i started my ford with it because i need to replace the battery and if i don't start the car for a day it drains the battery.
The only issue i had with this battery starter was a tiny capacitor or rezistence from the positive wire (i don't know how it is called) but I brought it to someone who repaires electronics and it replaced it very cheaply and works perfectly fine
@@bluesummersky6936 Hmmm...seems like a good buy coz it's still going after 3yrs. I'm definitely buying it.
Hi,
The video is great.
But your tractor has a thermostart (an old-fashion glow plug). It is that device that is connected to a small diesel fuel tank placed in the intake manifold. It also has an electric connection. If it works correctly, when 12 volt is appplied, it produces a flame in the intake manifold, using the diesel from the small tank, that helps the engine to start in cold weather. So you don't really need to use a rag with fuel. If your thermostart does not work, the spare is cheap, about 15 €.
I know what you say, but this engine it not the original tractor engine, it is from a diesel car and it didn't have mounted a glowplug and thermostat. I think it can be done, but i don't use it in the cold weather (only to start it every once in a while)
@@bluesummersky6936 Hi. It's a thermostaRt or flame thrower, not a thermostat. Your engine has a thermostart, as is clearly visible in your video. It is that device that is inserted in the intake manifold and has a diesel fuel line connected. You can see that device in action in these videos and many others:
ruclips.net/video/kpC-E0NpDxk/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/NeDvCVS38hk/видео.html
@@ferrita76 ah, cool. Thanks for sharing this with me. This is very useful. I have to figure out how can i make mine to work as well
Your tractor sounds like a turkey
The question is if a vehicle without or not battery at all will star directly with a starter lets say a normal 4 or 6 cilinder automobil will start directly placing the starter instead of the battery.
Probably, but it is not recommended to do that. After the car starts, you have to remove the starter in a few seconds. (I think it has a protection of 30 seconds or so). I actually tested something similar that you said. On my older car which I don't use anymore, the battery was literally dead. So discharged that on my multimeter it didn't show any value. At first I thought my multimetre doesn't work. But I tested it on the battery of my daily driver car and it worked. And on my older car 0V. And the car started basically only with this battery starter.
@@bluesummersky6936 I asked thtat question since my car is a bit old, and I thougth to take off as much weight off it as I could to make it work.
@@averaver9257 my car is old too
Your battery dies faster if it allways has dirt on top of it. Dirt can become a voltage draw after a while!
Not that it dies faster, but dirt can become like a barier so that the voltage won't get to the car/tractor and it might not start. But here was not the case because the battery was dead. It was old too.
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How about two batteries?
Why would anyone need two batteries? Dumb question
@@shineed9747 because my tractor won’t start on one
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Video makes me sea sick
why does it sound like a turkey?
I had some turkeys nearby 😁😆
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You surely just forgot to turn off the lights
No, it was just bad battery that couldn't hold voltage for long, and it was winter time, tractor hasn't been started for months.
turkeys
And that is not a U1 battery. I'm not going to sit through these videos and listen when I don't see a U1 battery.
What is a U1 battery?
@@bluesummersky6936 A U1 battery has flat terminals with a hole in each on top and can be angled or straight. And these can be found in many brands of lawn tractors including mine. It's a bit smaller and I don't like those crappy things. However, I did find a You Tube video where the guy was starting his lawn tractor with a U1 battery with a jump starter. I have a Rugged Geek jump starter and they are great little devices.
@@100PercentOS2 i have that battery on my scooter. It should stard without hesitation with that jump starter battery.
@@bluesummersky6936 Thanks for the info. That old Craftsman that I had started just fine with the Rugged Geek. My trickle charger was showing that the battery that was in it went bad and I had to buy another one and put it in the Craftsman before I got rid of it. That battery was still OK even though I had to use my Rugged Geek to start that lawn tractor a couple of times. The Rugged Geek gave my that extra boost I needed to start that thing. I did some reading where those Craftsman lawn tractors had really bad charging.
I now have a Troy Bilt Bronco that I haven't used for a while and I know the battery will be low. I just don't want to fart around with extension cords, disconnecting the battery, and trickle chargers. So that is why I bought the Rugged Geek.
Looks like you have a nice jump starter too.
It wouldn't have started without a flame
True, but without the small battery it wouldn't have started even with the flame. It was very cold that's why I used flame too. Even with a new battery it won't start when is cold outside, because my tractor doesn't have a glow plug.