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My blue point seems to have died... :mad:
I need to replace it.
Looks like the Century company may have made it. Anyway, I need a new one pronto. So if anyone has any info to pass on let me know. wave
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Amazing as it sounds I bought one from Harbor Freight a year ago and have had great luck with it. Fairly inexpensive with a coupon too!

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I like my SEARS charger .Not as much money as the Blue Point same warranty.Have had great luck with it .


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A friend said:
"haven't you had that one for a while"
that's when I realized I'd had it for 20 years... picked it up used because I needed it for my newest acquisition a 47 Chevy 1/2 ton...

I shouldn't complain....

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Can't beat Century Electric, and get a larger floor model. I use mine a lot and it just goes and goes and has for many, many years. Most don't have the 6V feature any longer however.


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I've also noticed most do NOT have the 6 volt feature. I would think Tractor Supply or some other farm implement place would be certain to carry them with 12 AND 6 volt. I see them here at TS.-


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Thought I would do a quick search at harbor freight where I got my bigger floor model on wheels. Did not expect to find a small one but Lo and Behold There it is!


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yep, sure is. I'll have to check out some of Harbor Freight stuff now that we have one in Spartanburg. That one will do the job but I like them with 2/10amp instead of 2/6 though.


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