Do you need a new battery charger?

[Steve]

I just got back from Wal-Mart. Went to get a charger/maintainer for a friend, saw that the price on the shelf was $28 and some change, about what I expected.

However, the price on the receipt was $18.44. With tax, it still came to less than $20.

I don't know if this store has a pricing glitch or an unannounced sale, but I might go back to get more.

Schumacher Battery Maintainer, model SEM-1562A

[marvinsc]

If I Didn't already have Two...........................................:--)

[seuadr]

I just got back from Wal-Mart. Went to get a charger/maintainer for a friend, saw that the price on the shelf was $28 and some change, about what I expected.

However, the price on the receipt was $18.44. With tax, it still came to less than $20.

I don't know if this store has a pricing glitch or an unannounced sale, but I might go back to get more.

Schumacher Battery Maintainer, model SEM-1562A

i got the same product from meijers for 19.99.. hard to say.

[rapidray]

That is the EXACT charger I use on my dragbike for my Fast By Gast battery! The thing works AWESOME!!! Ray.

[chuckycheese]

Yeah...

Yeah....those Chinese people pump out some half-way decent stuff...and so much that isn't; (too bad we don't like 'em.) In reality, our lives would be so different without them.

Do you have aspirations of buying a bike made in Japan??? I don't think that will ever happen...again.

[Zooks]

Yeah....those Chinese people pump out some half-way decent stuff...and so much that isn't; (too bad we don't like 'em.) In reality, our lives would be so different without them.

Do you have aspirations of buying a bike made in Japan??? I don't think that will ever happen...again.

Years ago the saying was 'Jap crap' because the Japanese were still perfecting their technologies and produced a lot of junk along the way. Give it another ten years and the Chinese will be producing really 'high end' stuff as well as the junk they have been making. Already (as you said) the Chinese are making some good stuff. The 'junk' market is shifting to India now.