or you must have a lot of problems with your alternator..... :P

Actually I rarely ever use the jumper cables. I just like screwing with things. I was the kid that would get a new remote controlled car for christmas, play with it for a month, then fully disassemble it and try to build something else with the parts. I'll probably only use this setup once or twice ever, it'* just more of a "look what I got" sort of thing.

A young Dr. Frankenstien! you involved in engineering yet SSEi95?

Not yet. Although I did make some wicked things with Legos when I was younger. I figured out a manual tranny and a high powered (rubberband powered) handgun setup using the Technics series( a few small holes in the walls from the amunition "aka: those + shaped rods"). But I do like building things.....and then breaking them .

When it all comes down to it, you ALL have to remember what vehicle he put this on. IT'* A FORD, LOL.


So he will be gettign alot of use out of it, but not for boosting other people, hehe.

Keep it up!!!! there is nothing wrong with having fun....if it don't work make sure it never willl

You could always put another connection in the rear of the truck. I would solve the problem of nose to nose. There is also no telling what you could use a good 12V connection in the back for.

On second though. You could get a removable winch that mounts into the square hitch. Mount a square hitch up front and in the back so the plugs would have two uses.

You can never have tooooo much power.