Steelglad
Active Member
- First Name
- Tom
- Joined
- Oct 13, 2022
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- Location
- Central Oregon
- Vehicle(s)
- 2022 Gladiator Sport
- Occupation
- Lab Technician
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- #1
Howdy folks!
I have always been in the habit of keeping my rig pretty well stocked with emergency type items. Whether for my vehicle, or helping out another motorist. When I got the new Gladiator, I was moving my duct tape, tarps, bungees, bailing wire etc, etc into the underseat compartment of my Gladiator. I noticed that my jumper cables were ancient, stiff and cracked. I was all set to just grab another set, but there are a bunch units that do not require a second vehicle to do the jumping. I have also heard that they can be dangerous to keep in a hot car. Help out an old dude with a new truck. Gotta stay up with technology!
I have always been in the habit of keeping my rig pretty well stocked with emergency type items. Whether for my vehicle, or helping out another motorist. When I got the new Gladiator, I was moving my duct tape, tarps, bungees, bailing wire etc, etc into the underseat compartment of my Gladiator. I noticed that my jumper cables were ancient, stiff and cracked. I was all set to just grab another set, but there are a bunch units that do not require a second vehicle to do the jumping. I have also heard that they can be dangerous to keep in a hot car. Help out an old dude with a new truck. Gotta stay up with technology!
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