NOCO Boost X GBX155 4250A 12V BLACK FRIDAY AMAZON
- Thread starter whiddy
- Start date
- Location
- south norfolk
To save me a google search what exactly is it
nick…
nick…
- Location
- Scotland
How many amp to start a 4cyl 175hp tractor?
warksfarmer
Member
Are these any good for jumping tractors or is it just cars?
- Location
- South Northamptonshire
I have a GB150 (I think) and that has started 200hp tractors no problem and still had plenty of power left in the battery
ACEngineering
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- Location
- Oxon
Looks like the GB155 is the replacement for the GB150 then?
Steevo
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- Location
- Gloucestershire
Steevo
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- Location
- Gloucestershire
It's been cheapened too - the crocodile clips look awful, now more similar to the cheaper models in the range.
Courier
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- Location
- M62 - M1 - M18 triangle
Looks like it’s been price inflated to offer a saving
Got a couple from Halfords last year - under £200.
Got a couple from Halfords last year - under £200.
Sandy
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- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Local mechanic started a Tx34 combine with 1 that had a flat battery
ACEngineering
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- Location
- Oxon
Tempted...?!
I should Cable tie both my Gb150 together and join the wires to 1 pair of clamps, will be a GB300 then
DeeGee
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- Location
- North East Wales
Bought a GBX75 last week which is supposed to have the new extreme boost technology as the GBX155, but with 2750A, I fully charged it but wouldn’t even register when I tried to jump start a little Massey 390T. Charge lights on the NOCO were all flashing in sequence instead of being a solid green light; tried several times and play around with the crocodile clamps but all I got was the flashing lights and a regular loud clicking sound from the booster every two or three seconds.
Took it back to Halfords and they refunded my £250 without any quibble. Luckily I wasnt actually relying on it but rather just trying it out on a dead battery. I know that NOCO are supposed to be the best on the market but this has put me right off their products.
PS Also impossible to find an independent main UK importer to ask for informed advice and problem solving etc.
Took it back to Halfords and they refunded my £250 without any quibble. Luckily I wasnt actually relying on it but rather just trying it out on a dead battery. I know that NOCO are supposed to be the best on the market but this has put me right off their products.
PS Also impossible to find an independent main UK importer to ask for informed advice and problem solving etc.
I got one, but wasn't very impressed with it, and sent it back as faulty. When its replacement arrived it wasn't any different so just assumed that is how they are. That then died after 18 month, it still works but only if you hold the ON button all the time, which isn't very useful if you can't reach the ignition key at the same time!!
Replaced it with a Portable Power 1800RC and I have been much more impressed with that to be honest. It's bigger and heavier, but it hasn't disappointed me.
Replaced it with a Portable Power 1800RC and I have been much more impressed with that to be honest. It's bigger and heavier, but it hasn't disappointed me.
Dave W
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- Location
- chesterfield
Best thing I've ever bought. Gets used almost daily.
unbelievably good tool for workshop. Wouldn't have any hesitation buying another if it dies
unbelievably good tool for workshop. Wouldn't have any hesitation buying another if it dies
ollie989898
Member
TFF should just employ me as a bot/product placement advisor and just pay me to send out these absolutely essential products that are so blindingly obvious they should be mandatory for continued TFF membership. You really should have a NOCO on the farm and one of their trickle chargers, too.
warksfarmer
Member
Ordered so we’ll see what all the fuss is about.