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Re: Battery cable debate

Postby SamsFarm » Mon Oct 04, 2021 8:28 am

Wow, 7 foot of wire is longer than I expected to hear.

Well, that is $15.75 for the wire not including shipping.
Add in that $8 for the terminals and heat shrink and your up to a wopping $23.75 for the do it yourselfer!

:wink:
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Re: Battery cable debate

Postby Barnyard » Mon Oct 04, 2021 8:55 am

SamsFarm wrote:Wow, 7 foot of wire is longer than I expected to hear.

Well, that is $15.75 for the wire not including shipping.
Add in that $8 for the terminals and heat shrink and your up to a wopping $23.75 for the do it yourselfer!

:wink:

That type of wire TM uses will run over $5.00 a foot. Your calculation may be a bit off.
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Re: Battery cable debate

Postby inairam » Mon Oct 04, 2021 11:16 am

Does anyone want to talk about what oil to use? How about if converting to 12 volts is a must-do?
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Re: Battery cable debate

Postby Scrivet » Mon Oct 04, 2021 11:16 pm

inairam wrote:Does anyone want to talk about what oil to use? How about if converting to 12 volts is a must-do?

Might as well include electronic ignition modules and fluid filled tires. :surrender:
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Re: Battery cable debate

Postby Matt Kirsch » Tue Oct 05, 2021 10:57 am

Sooooo wait a minute... Just because Barnyard says so, that is the "correct" answer? I see no citation as to the official factory source for that information.

That makes my answer of 121.67" long and 0000 wire just as "correct" LOL!
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Re: Battery cable debate

Postby SamsFarm » Tue Oct 05, 2021 10:42 pm

From a earlier post, and this is Made in the USA too!

SamsFarm wrote:A quick Search 2awg welding cable is $2.25 a foot.

https://www.wireandsupply.com/2_awg_Welding_cable_p/wc-2g-03-std.htm


2.25x7=15.75


Barnyard wrote:
SamsFarm wrote:Wow, 7 foot of wire is longer than I expected to hear.

Well, that is $15.75 for the wire not including shipping.
Add in that $8 for the terminals and heat shrink and your up to a wopping $23.75 for the do it yourselfer!

:wink:

That type of wire TM uses will run over $5.00 a foot. Your calculation may be a bit off.


Hey, if you want to spend "over $5 a foot" feel free to do so!

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