Schumacher PSW-2550 DSR ProSeries 250/125/50/10 Amp 6/12 Volt Manual Wheel Battery Charger/Starter

Schumacher PSW-2550 DSR ProSeries 250/125/50/10 Amp 6/12 Volt Manual Wheel Battery Charger/Starter
  • Charges 6 and 12 Volt batteries
  • Starting ampere - 12 Volt- 250A, 6 Volt- 125A
  • Charging ampere - 12 Volt-50/10A, 6 Volt-50A
  • 2.25 hour timer
  • Additional features include, oversized selector switches, clamp holder, rubber grip and an extra long 9 foot AC line cord

need to charge and start old farm equipment both 6 and 12 volt. Works great to have a little more cold cranking amps for things that have been sitting all winter that need a little more turnover umpf to start.

would recommend this product for any one looking for a great deal on 6 and 12volt charger.

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Mine arrived yesterday inside a box that was inside a box that was inside another box. Although the boxes were undamaged during shipping, the cabinet of the charger was dented on four sides. Why? A transformer capable of delivering 50 amps of current continually is a very heavy component of a good battery charger. It is much too heavy for the cheap, flimsy cabinet that Schumacher calls "Heavy Duty". It's a little like having an anvil bouncing around inside a tin barrel. The thing is just too heavy for its container.

Because the Amazon website says that it is "non-returnable" I took it apart and pushed most of the dents out of it. Only one dent required a hammer and a block of wood to fix, the rest I could push out with my fingers! Yes, that's how cheap the cabinet is on a Professional Series Battery Charger from Schumacher! I pushed out the dents with my fingers! No amount of packaging could ever protect the eggshell that was built around this thing.

While I had it apart to fix the dents, I checked the connections (good) and the mountings of all the components. The mounting base of the transformer was bent (due to its weight) but the rivets holding it down were still tight.

Electrically it is a well-designed piece of equipment. Structurally, it is crap.

Schumacher! Wake up! We'd gladly pay twenty bucks extra for some heavier gauge sheet metal! You put quality into the rest of this "Professional" charger -why not the cabinet? I own four of your (smaller) chargers in all. They are all decent and reliable chargers. I was expecting more from your "Professional Series" Chargers than what I got. I really feel like you guys let us all down on this one.

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