Rewiring Singer 301 pedal - need sheaths?
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I think I'll check Candace's suggestion of buying new ones at the hdwr store out. That's an easier way to do it I think.
Joe
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They're called electrical crimp connectors like this http://images.search.yahoo.com/image...WKS3g&fr=aaplw
The only problem I've encountered using them, is that if they're not crimped just right they can slide off.
The only problem I've encountered using them, is that if they're not crimped just right they can slide off.
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They're called electrical crimp connectors like this http://images.search.yahoo.com/image...WKS3g&fr=aaplw
The only problem I've encountered using them, is that if they're not crimped just right they can slide off.
The only problem I've encountered using them, is that if they're not crimped just right they can slide off.
#15
Those are lugs, or wire terminals. Quiltgranny is referring to the heat shield tubing. It is present -- I can see the frayed ends. Joe's suggestion to cut off the old terminals to make the removal easier is a good one. Then after they're off, try to stretch them a little with a phillips screwdriver.
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They're called electrical crimp connectors like this http://images.search.yahoo.com/image...WKS3g&fr=aaplw
The only problem I've encountered using them, is that if they're not crimped just right they can slide off.
The only problem I've encountered using them, is that if they're not crimped just right they can slide off.
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Those are lugs, or wire terminals. Quiltgranny is referring to the heat shield tubing. It is present -- I can see the frayed ends. Joe's suggestion to cut off the old terminals to make the removal easier is a good one. Then after they're off, try to stretch them a little with a phillips screwdriver.
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