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I have an old Jimmy out back haven't started it since spring
Should be a good test

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Originally Posted by FishHog

They work well unless they are cold. That can be an issue if you leave them in the vehicle. I wouldn’t intentionally kill your truck battery. That will take a lot of life out of it

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Originally Posted by greatwhite

I have an old Jimmy out back haven't started it since spring
Should be a good test

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Please leave that Jimmy where it is, I have had a friend killed as a result of a crash in one of them and a sister in law in a separate accident almost killed. They have a terrible record in most all types of collisions.

https://www.automoblog.net/2010/04/2...lazergmc-jimmy

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Originally Posted by Gilroy

Please leave that Jimmy where it is, I have had a friend killed as a result of a crash in one of them and a sister in law in a separate accident almost killed. They have a terrible record in most all types of collisions.

https://www.automoblog.net/2010/04/2...lazergmc-jimmy

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If the golden horseshoe drivers stayed in their own area, the rest of us wouldn't have that problem

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Originally Posted by Fisherman

If the golden horseshoe drivers stayed in their own area, the rest of us wouldn't have that problem

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Well living in Angus your actually in the Greater Golden Horseshoe area yourself,not to be confused by us lesser drivers in the Golden Horseshoe area.But in any event we are talking the integrity of a particular vehicle in a crash,which even if your the best driver in the world you might not be able to avoid. You might have Horseshoe,s up your a--- and get lucky in an accident but don,t bet the farm on it.

I have a GB40 and so far have only used it to start my ATV and my kids 4 cyl Focus. if I was planning on kicking over a V8 I might move up to the next model. Gotta say they are slick.

I don't drive the Jimmy anymore it's retired, replaced it with the Ram 1500. It's for sale or going for scrap in the spring when scrap prices are higher.

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Originally Posted by FishHog

They work well unless they are cold. That can be an issue if you leave them in the vehicle. I wouldn’t intentionally kill your truck battery. That will take a lot of life out of it

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I leave mine in my car year round, and have never had a single issue. And I'm not killing my truck battery on purpose.

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I've got the GB70 and its started every dead car I've thrown at it. also ran my atv off it when I had no battery just to move it around.