Manuel wrote:
6 gauge or better, the more strands in the cable the better. 2 gauge
welding cable is great for jumpers. Make sure the clamps are of good
quality.

SgtMinor wrote:

2 gauge? Holy crap. They'd outweigh a Yugo.


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Blinky the Shark wrote:
But they'd get that sucker started, comrade! But seriously, you can
sometimes cut some nice lengths of that stuff out of damaged cables that
welders can't use any more. And they coil up real nice like.

15 feet of 2 gauge welding cable weighs about 3 pounds.

In news:Xns9737BFDBEA0CAbnooz@130.133.1.4,
Blinky the Shark spewed forth:
Hey - I had one of those. Did you know what they were gonna call the
four-door version?

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SgtMinor gibbered in 24hoursupport.helpdesk:

Agreed, and they are very flexible to boot. Much better than the average
cheapo set of cables. Good clamps are essential.


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Toolman Tim wrote:
I found this:
Yugo will be introducing three new vehicles next year. They will have
a moped called an "I Go". They will have a 4-door called a "We Go". They
will also have a new station wagon called the "Y'all Go".

Toolman Tim wrote:

I was gonna guess "Wego", before I saw someone else's answer.

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Toolman Tim wrote:
Dunno, but they fitted a heated rear window on later models so you
wouldn't get frostbite push-starting it in winter.