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Will the Noco boost last a few years, as long as it is charged periodically? I may use it once a year. Just wondering with the steep price, and or maybe I should get bigger truck batteries with much larger reserve. Thank you
Yes. I charge mine every other month and after I use it; mostly for other peoples cars. Only used it on mine once. Have had it for three years. Y
Great! For my purposes 3 years would be long enough.
They are the best on the market as far as i am concerned i have had mine for 3-4 years and its great even on 12V loaders/ dozers and back hoes
You could probably go down one model, but I've had a few no crank with the smaller one so when this one dropped a little last Prime Day I grabbed it. The other will be relegated to the car.
I see that the Noco Boost X comes in quite a few amp options. Whats is the lowest amps (smallest model) that would reliably do a single cold start on a Cummins 6.7, assuming the Noco is kept fully charged? Would you also need to factor in capacity for the grid heater preheat In cold weather?
An hour to change the tire what made it take that long? I would leave it idle if stopped for that long.
GB150 should do the job. I would double tap the start button rather than letting the grid heater run.
Thank you, I was looking at those. $700 is a hefty price but those batteries can withstand discharge cycles, with a higher reserve etc. I may add a third battery (RV style) with an iso circuit to help the longevity of the two new batteries, plus redirect the draw on engine off accessories.
Duracell AGM (made by east penn) from batteries plus or Sam’s club is The best battery value IMHO. Batteries plus you can save money buying online and picking up in store.
