Snarky

Theoretically you could use a 12 to 24v converter and charge the 24v batteries using a 12v vehicle, to get enough power to start. Or you could charge each battery individually. Although, that wont help you if you battery goes bad and you just need to fire it up enough to get the engine going and alternators to power the electronic equipment. It's kind of a non-issue on a deuce though, you don't need a jump, you just need a good hill or a push, **** I bet you could get it going to with the correct application of a breaker bar.

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