Battery Float Charger Make Sure It Starts On Saturday Morning!!!!! on 2040-parts.com
Missouri City, Texas, US
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GREAT FOR PEOPLE DRIVING THAT SPECIAL CAR ON WEEKENDS!!! MAKE SURE IT STARTS ON SATURDAY MORNING!!! Keep automotive batteries fully charged while in storage or during cold weather. This fully automatic float charger maintains a constant low-level charge to keep batteries "topped off" without overcharging. Also, extends battery life.
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