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i put one on my cat trailer and run it off a lawn tractor battery,it works great,i have a 2 amp maintainer on the battery when it is parked in the shop.
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I just bought one. I am having a buddy weld up a mount for my Myco this winter.
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Check out Fulton's F2 series.
They are impressively smooth and easy to use, within your price range and does not need electricity! |
Originally Posted by smokin' gun
(Post 3825106)
nope no problem on fact wireing .i think the center post on a 7 wire is 10 gauge from the fact .thats its intended use
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Originally Posted by Sydwayz
(Post 3825734)
I just bought one. I am having a buddy weld up a mount for my Myco this winter.
Come to think of it, I'ld really like to add one myself. Sometimes, it feels like a heart attack cranking that thing off after a day at the lake! |
Maybe she is tired of operating the jack for Sydwayz? :)
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Originally Posted by ChargeIt
(Post 3825800)
Check out Fulton's F2 series.
They are impressively smooth and easy to use, within your price range and does not need electricity! |
i have one still in the box that i won on a poker run a few yrs. back. it is the same one that came on my skater trailer. it has been sitting in my boat storage collecting dust since. if you're interested in it, let me know. i'll get over there this weekend and snap a pic of it still in the box etc...
i had delusions of grandeur that i would actually use it one day. it's been 3 or so yrs. LOL. joe |
Originally Posted by riverrat
(Post 3824882)
they run slow due to the gearing,tongue weight, and battery voltage kinda like engine hatch rams . wire it directly to the truck battery with a quick disconect at the bumper.
Jeff A. |
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