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Skylark
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Name this electrical lug and wire size?
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I could start a whole new thread on this but given that it’s a car and I’ve piggy-backed on to a sailing forum, best not. “They are...
18 Jul 2024
Skylark
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That is an option. I bought a second handle earth lead, from the well know auction site, but it’s from a slightly different variant car...
18 Jul 2024
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As mentioned also by PaulRainbow, there is no need to insist on the toothed ring. Any good quality terminal, properly fitted to the...
18 Jul 2024
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Thanks again, @ChromeDome I've set a search criteria within the Farnell website for 6mm2 wire and M6 bolt hole, ring terminal and it...
18 Jul 2024
Skylark
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Thanks for taking the time to search, much appreciated. That shows wire size of 1.5mm2, I’m looking for a larger one, suitable for 6mm2...
18 Jul 2024
Skylark
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That’s an incredibly warm gesture, Paul, thank you. However, everything is now on order and I’m quite looking forward to making it. It’s...
18 Jul 2024
Skylark
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That’s exactly what it is. Specifically, the picture shows the smaller earth lead to the inner wing. The main lead goes to gearbox, near...
17 Jul 2024
Skylark
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Cheap, hydraulic wire crimpers, any good!
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Well.....where are friends when you need them. So disappointed that you didn't keep hold of it until such time as one of your besties...
17 Jul 2024
Skylark
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No doubt it will be, Paul, and I've ordered from (from your suggested source). Sadly, I'm a bit anal when trying to keep this old...
17 Jul 2024
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Thank you for this. However, I'm still unable to find one for 6mm2 cable with M6 clearance hole.
17 Jul 2024
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Surely tradition dictates that screws and the like should be kept in tobacco tins?
17 Jul 2024
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I used ring terminals fom Conrad Electronics for my battery installation. They were good quality and produced a very tight crimp...
16 Jul 2024
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The interweb doesn’t find “a posh version of these”……….but thanks for the thought.
16 Jul 2024
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Bizarrely, I’ve found an unused length in my garage. Removing the insulation, the wire measures 2.8 to 3.0 mm od, hence 6 or 7 mm2. Your...
16 Jul 2024
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It is almost certainly 6.0mm² thin wall cable.
16 Jul 2024
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