Re: Electrical wire terminals

[HoustonDB@xxxxxxx]

I'm partial to Terminal Supply Company _http://www.terminalsupplyco.com/_ 
(http://www.terminalsupplyco.com/)    They sell a lot of different types of 
terminals and tools.  Some of the  really basic terminals and connectors are only 
sold in lots of 100, but the  specialty stuff like Packard 56 and 59 terminals 
are sold individually.   The best way to order with them is to request a 
catalog, make a list  of the stuff you want by part number, and then call the 1-800 
 number.  
 
I buy wire from Del City _www.delcity.net_ (http://www.delcity.net)  because 
they sell smaller  spools where all the other places start at 100' lengths and 
go up from  there.
 
I'll echo the sentiments on the quality crimpers too.  The tool for  the 
Packard terminals cost me a nice chunk of change, but it's worth  it.  And Klein 
makes a nice crimper for the uninsulated  terminals.  The dime-store crimpers 
they sell in the autoparts stores  don't even come close to making a decent 
crimp, so don't waste your money on  those.  
 
Houston
'64 Plymouth
 



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