Can I use crimp connectors on these?
1158557
Yes, I suppose you could. Just need the correct width, which wouldn't be a problem. I tinned them and soldered the wire on. Didn't even think about spade connectors.
559585
The pins are not installed this would have to be done by you. The terminals included are Solid (Barrel Style) Crimp Type.A crimper that crimps 4 or 8 indent would be needed.Thank you
1845843
Cb tricks has a site that sells adapters but I suppose you could if you have the crimping equipment.
2148126
Not really. They are crimped on so you would need to glue over them or cut them off
1572095
Sure. I believe this is 16 gage wire but you could use a red or blue crimp connector, or better yet, solder and heat shrink.
675914
They will work. I didn't like the connectors since they didn't crimp down far enough so the connections is not that good once they are plugged in.
445037
I don't think so the smallest you could do is 16 gauge and that would be a little tight but make sure you purchase the crimpers for those terminals
1268858
I am not aware of this tool being able to be used for copper, I would think they must have a specialized tool to crimp those rings? I'm not a plumber but I would say to do some more searching.
411759
You dont have to use this particular crimping tool, but the crimping tool for mc4 connectors have larger opening to accommodate the mc4 male and female pins. You could also use basic quick connect crimp tool, that should do the job as well.
2124410
Hi. I did them by needle nose for a bit. It worked but was a real job. I found this on Amazon and it is really a great tool. Made my crimps so much easier. I read a bunch of reviews and the questions for the handiest way to use these. Eclipse Tools 300-005 Pro's Kit AWG 20-10 Ratcheted Crimper, Non-Insulated, Open Barrel Terminals
1825160
They are really hard to crimp. Even using the proper crimper. Without them you wont get even pressure and probaby spring leaks in the future. Also the real crimper ratchets so if you have to change your grip on it, it wont release the clamp. Basically the extra 55 bucks is totally worth it.
274093
I don't recall any connectors being furnished with the cord. However, if you have the original connectors you could take one, along with the new cord, to an electronics store like Radio Shack or a home appliance repair shop. They should be able to identify the type of connector you need and crimp one onto each of the wires.
358715
Yes, they work great, I put mine together with zip-ties though since i didn't feel that the connectors were strong enough.
2088854
Actually I'm not sure......I used the crimp on things that snap onto the terminals (forget like hell what they are called)
246517
I don't see why not. I used them to fix up an old bike my folks had from the early 80's. The cables are stainless.
192398
They come 'finished' with end caps already on them, so I don't think so. FYI the 'finish' on these isn't fantastic so if you know how to take apart and wire these, I don't think it would be so hard, but I'm no expert.
247090
If you do not have heavier crimping equipment, I'd either fold the wire over, then insert it in the "fingers" and crush them with a hammer, or IMHO the better option would be solder and a torch.