Anyone on here make made to measure battery cable, trader or not. Or point me at a trader/website please.
Cheers
used this company before good service and product,
http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Simply-Split-Charge-01235-203698/CABLE-/_i.html?_fsub=6218307014&_sid=1194189434&_trksid=p4634.c0.m322
[Edited on 31/5/16 by INDY BIRD]
Hi
Vehicle Wiring Products based in Derbyshire good catalogue and website good selection of stuff and cheap postage rather than courier.
Nick M
What are you after exactly?
They're not very difficult to make up
Till I get an engine (and in) and place battery I wont know lengths that are needed.
But less than a few feet for both so its working out if buying the tools to use twice is worth the cost if the short run is available cheap and ready
made.
clarik.co.uk make them up alternatively make your own, auto spark showed me a cool tip, make up the lead and put th ecrimp on the end but instead of crimping tool use a 6mm round punch and a big hammer, give the crimp a swift whack with the punch in the centre it puts a 6mm indent the same as the crimping tool. i have done it several times since being shown
I've got a hydraulic crimper, and happy to make up cables at cost of parts (cable/lugs) & postage if you're interested? Not sure how it
would compare price-wise against some of the other suppliers already listed, but let me know if you don't get anywhere!
Please note - I'm not a business or trader, just offering a helping hand if no other sources come through.
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Originally posted by nickm
Hi
Vehicle Wiring Products based in Derbyshire good catalogue and website good selection of stuff and cheap postage rather than courier.
Nick M
I bought the parts from VWP and made my own. Putting the cable crimper and cable clamped in the vice. I placed a cold chisel on the crimp part of the end adapter and gave it one big blow with a lump hammer. Worked very well.
Chunk of steel with v notch.
Put in vice, put crimp connector with wire in.
Put. 6 mm dowel in opposite side of v
Do up vice
Dowel pushes indent into the crimp end, v stops crimp end from squashing.
Throwaway wire, look at cheap jump leads.
Use decent size cable for final fitting
[Edited on 1/6/16 by 02GF74]
I used welding lead.