Weego Jump Starter
Weego Jump Starter | This is the Weego 66 jump starter. It allowed me to "we go to town now!!!" No wonder it's named WEeGo!
Weego Jump Starter Lithium Power Pack - We do Go!
I received a Weego jump starter 66 about two years ago. It's now called the Weego 70.
Two days ago I finally used it to start my truck that had been sitting for five days in bitter-cold weather.
It's a giant V8 engine in a Ford F-250. The Weego jump starter battery pack gave the needed boost and the truck turned over like it was 90 F outside!
Do Weegos Come in Different Sizes?
Yes, you can get different Weego jump starters. If you have a small 4-cylinder engine, get a smaller more affordable battery pack. CLICK or TAP HERE to shop for one now.
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We did go to town that morning! No wonder it's named Weego!
Tim built custom homes and did ultra-custom remodeling for 20+ years before launching his Ask the Builder media presence. He was selected as one of the Big 50 by Remodeling magazine in 1993. This award gave birth to Ask the Builder in October 1993. Tim also operates https://DrawPlumbingPlans.com. His @askthebuilder YouTube channel was the first home improvement channel on YouTube.
I have a jump box from Harbor Freight. Last time I used it, the battery in my truck went bad and I took the box with me while shopping around for a new battery and just started the truck with it when I was ready to go. I could start my little truck several times with a charge. Don't think I could do that with my 7.3L diesel F350.
Tim, unless there is something really special about the way the Weego is made, you may be connecting it improperly. Almost all vehicle manufacturers recommend that if you have to jump start your vehicle or even just put a charger on it, you should not put the negative (black cable) directly on the battery and connect it last, but on a grounded place on the vehicle that is away from the battery. That's in case you get an arc when it is being connected it won't be near any explosive gasses from the battery.
Tim, Before you brag about these Lithium Thermo Bombs, beware, they EXPLODE. Had a NEW Rockford unit. Was on the kitchen counter & charging for the 1st time. My wife heard it sizzling & leaking so she picked it up & tossed it on the table & it EXPLODED & set the place on fire. They burn like a car tire & black oily smoke. You don't want to hear the rest of this story & I have photos to prove it.
KEEP IT IN A 50Cal STEEL AMMO CAN OUTSIDE.
Just think if it EXPLODED in her hand. DON'T buy any of these CHINA BOMBS. Rockford Products could care less about this. Just the USA $$$$$$!
Hi Tim! Just a quick question. I bought my hubby two of a different brand of jump starters similar to this for Christmas. The intention was for him to carry it in our cars in case of emergency. But he was alarmed by the notice inside the boxes that talked about not storing them in the heat because of the potential for fire/explosion from the lithium battery. He returned them. Do you perhaps have any general advice regarding carrying these devices in your car. Note we live on the Texas Gulf Coast, where it gets HOT in the summer! Thank you!!