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Reply With QuoteJust like a car. Make sure everything is off. Connect pos to pos and neg to neg. Wait a few minutes then start normally.
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Jumping a starting battery
I should know this but what is the safest procedure to jump a starting battery from a deep cycle battery.
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Just like a car. Make sure everything is off. Connect pos to pos and neg to neg. Wait a few minutes then start normally.
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Leave cables attached when trying to start?Originally Posted by Barnacle Bill
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A couple of critical points: If you have a 24 or 36V system, only jump from the battery that has the TM negative lead on it. In the event a jumper is in place to reduce TM interference in the electronics, jumping to another battery will result in shorting one or two batteries and bad things can happen. Also, if you have a TM with a built-in transducer, it would be a good idea to unplug the transducer cable before jumping to keep from blowing the fuse in the head of the TM.
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