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Picked up a Die Hard model at Sears the other day for $20. Has all the features of the Deltran mentioned above and it comes with a three year warranty.
Cyclegear has extended the black friday sale on a DELTRAN Battery Tender Jr. for 19.99. works great for me. http://www.cyclegear.com/events/holeshot_09.cfm
they also have free shipping and a promo code for $25 off on over $75 orders. great prices on tires. I suspect sale will end Sunday.
I have 3 that I've bought from Walmart for $20..........been using them for years with no problems at all. No need to spend the money on the fancy namebrand ones, they all do the same thing.
I have 3 that I've bought from Walmart for $20..........been using them for years with no problems at all. No need to spend the money on the fancy namebrand ones, they all do the same thing.
Steve
.............nary a problem and have kept my Mustangs and Harley "tendered" for years.
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