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Coleman Cable 08660 4-Gauge Heavy-Duty Truck/Auto Battery Jumper Cables with Polar Glow Clamps, 20-Foot
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Price:
$55.82
$34.99*
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| Part No: | B00002243Y |
| Manufacturer: | Coleman Cable |
| MFG Part: | 8660 |
| Customer Rating: | 4.5 / 5.0 |
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- Fits top and side post batteries
- Ergonomically designed handles
- Engineered for warm and cold climates
- (Polar-Glo) Polarity labels glow in the dark
- Made in America
08660 Model Code: AC - Price is for 1 Each (part# 08660) This item features: -Amps: 500.00 A. Model Code Model Description AAConductor Size 1:4/1 AWG, Length:12 ft, Cord Color:Red ABConductor Size 1:4/1 AWG, Length:16 ft, Cord Color:Red ACConductor Size 1:4/1 AWG, Length:20 ft, Cord Color:Red ADConductor Size 1:6/1 AWG, Length:12 ft, Cord Color:Orange
| Great cables - at the max capacity of most jumper cable bags | 2010-07-31 | 5 / 5 |
| Quality Product, very heavy, and nice clips - could have used a little more conductive metal in around the contact ends, but that is being nitpicky.
The box the cables arrived in would be a fine carrier in a pinch, it has a handle i might not trust after a couple of years but its ok for storing in a pinch.
The spare canvas bag I had barely fit the 8 foot cables I had, so I knew I would need a new one. Picked up the offering from
Arsenal 5888 Cable Organizer and could not be happier with the combo for the girlfriends car.
The bag will not be fitting much more than these cables, but thats my goal - I want her to be able to stuff dirty cables into a bag without other stuff getting dirty.
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| Good Price/Quality compromise. | 2010-05-22 | 4 / 5 |
| | I finally bought one after reading all the reviews, the product is good for moderate use not for professionals I believe, it claims to have a 4 gauge cable (flexible weldering style) it looks a little bit less than that to me but can't prove it with facts, clamps could be better they all have a different tension feel when you squeeze them (bit annoying) it comes inside a heavy duty carton with handles for storage and it's very compact for a 16 footer. Conclusion, a GOOD cosumer quality product if you are not looking and wiling to pay for the very best. I'm satisfied. |
| Good sturdy and reliable! | 2010-05-16 | 5 / 5 |
| What more do you need in a set of jumper cables? I had a car safety kit and need to give a friend a jump so I pulled out the cables and hooked them up. After 10 minutes of waiting his car still did not start. I left the cable attached to my car and touched the other two together and nothing happened. I ended up having to tear each handle apart, strip each conductor end, and reattach to get the cables to work. Even after that the cable were extremely hot after using them. With this set I will not have to worry about any of that.
If you think your cheap, thin gauge jumper cables are going to do the trick, think again. Without a set like these you are likely to end up stranded or start a fire. |
| Good Jumper Cables for the money, But..... | 2010-03-29 | 3 / 5 |
| | For the price and in the right situations these are good cables. Good length, good ga. wire and copper connectors. But for me where they fall short is at the clamps and this type of clamp seems to be on MANY cables available today. I could not see it in the photos but the clamps are uneven at the ends because of the extra notch the manufacturer adds on one side to make it easier to connect to side terminal batteries. Also there are NO teeth on the end of the jaws so you HAVE to make your connection using the teeth on the sides of the jaws. This does not sound like a big deal until you are in a tight situation and have to clamp onto a top post battery straight down, then you have an uneven clamp end and no teeth to grip the post. I happen to also have a car (a domestic) with a remote mounted battery, not a HOT ROD or modified car, just a stock factory production car where the manufacturer could not fit the battery under the hood for space saving and design reasons and put it elsewhere in the car. Remote batteries used to be a rare thing on mostly European cars but it is fairly common now on all makes of cars. With the battery not under the hood or in the trunk I have a Pos. and Neg. lug under the hood at the end of battery cables to jump the car with. The Pos. lug is surrounded by plastic in a depression to prevent anything from accidentally hitting it and shorting. Because of this there is little room and I can not get the side of these jumper cable clamps to grab the lug, I need teeth on the end of the jaws to grip the Pos. lug. I'm returning these cables and for $15 more (on sale) than the price of these cables I got the same length, the same 4 ga. wire, clamps with teeth on all 3 sides, even jaw ends, a side terminal connection in the jaws, and they came with a hard plastic storage case, safety glasses and gloves. After shopping around for a week I found this is a great deal. I shopped all over the Net and in my local stores comparing prices wire length, size, and end clamps. There are many great items for great prices at but if you need what I need in a jumper cable go to your local SEARS. |
| Nice Heavy Duty Jumper Cables | 2010-02-13 | 5 / 5 |
| | Normally you don't need jumper cables, but when you do you need a good set that are long. These are heavy duty, long and very durable. I bought these to go in my pickup truck. |
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