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  1. 2nd February 2019, 12:19 PM #1
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    Big cable crimpers.

    Hi all , I am going to upgrade the battery terminals on my Disco after changing my alternator but need some crimpers big enough to do the lugs when i cut the old terminals off. Firdtly si there another way tro do it and, is there someone around the Ferntree Gully area that could possibly lend a set? Cheers Brett.
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    I bought a set of these. It’s actually been quite invaluable. Also good for 8b&s gauge and welding cables. Personally I’d just buy one as you’ll probably find another use for it

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    Quote Originally Posted by John_D2 View Post
    I bought a set of these. It’s actually been quite invaluable. Also good for 8b&s gauge and welding cables. Personally I’d just buy one as you’ll probably find another use for it

    Hydraulic Crimping Tool 8 Ton Wire Force Terminal Crimper Cable 9 Dies 4-70mm | eBay
    I have a set of these and they are great.
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    U won’t break them - they have crazy crimping force.
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    Im doing some work on arkie at my place in eltham and have a set, if you feel like a drive and have your cable and crimps I'm happy to crimp them up for you.
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    Twenty odd years ago I needed one so attacked a cheap pair of big bolt cutters with the angle grinder. Been using them ever since.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Barkz71 View Post
    .... Firdtly si there another way tro do it and, is there someone around the Ferntree Gully area that could possibly lend a set? Cheers Brett.
    If you don't get a chance to use crimpers from those that offered, solder.

    If you have one of those gas torches that you twist onto a butane can(can be had cheaply) .. heat up lug, fill with solder.
    Add cable .. it will stick.
    Heat up again and remove cable. Cable is now nicely soldered.
    Repeat again with the now pre soldered cable to give a better solder.

    Gives a stronger attachment to cable .. and less likely to suffer corrosion loosening I reckon over time.
    I also have the same crimp tool as John_D2 .. works well .. much cleaner than having solder sloshing everywhere!

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    Hey guys, thanks heaps for all ya'll ideas, might invest in some of those crimpers I reckon. Cheers Brett.
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    Wire terminal Crimper recommendation
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    Quote Originally Posted by 123rover50 View Post
    Twenty odd years ago I needed one so attacked a cheap pair of big bolt cutters with the angle grinder. Been using them ever since.
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