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2 ring terminals for 16mm² cable with 8mm hole. These are great to make up battery leads and leads from the starter motor to the solenoid on motorcycles.
For a really professional and safe finish the joint should be sleeved in heat shrink as shown in the photo.
2off Terminals in each packet
Bikers Toolbox
Battery Lead Terminals with 8mm Hole for 16mm² Cable
All UK Prices Inc VAT
- Regular price
- £1.61
2 ring terminals for 16mm² cable with 8mm hole. These are great to make up battery leads and leads from the starter motor to the solenoid on motorcycles.
For a really professional and safe finish the joint should be sleeved in heat shrink as shown in the photo.
2off Terminals in each packet
- Regular price
- £1.61
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ANOTHER OF YOUR TOOL DEALS THAT APPEALS TO MY ENJOYMENT OF HAVING THE TOOL FOR THE JOB. GREAT QUALITY AND WILL GET GREAT SATISFACTION FROM USING IT.
Great little set, personally I think it will be a great addition to any tool collection.
Does as advertised. Colleagues all want one now!
I had the previous incarnation of the Rotolok ratchet the head and handle of which swivelled but didn't lock into place. That was good - but this is better. A really useful set, especially for those tight spaces. Feels substantial and well made too
Love this item ,I've already used it & I'm sure it'll be my go to kit
Fantastic bit of kit, great price, very handy to have small enough to keep in the top box.
Well pleased thanks
Very good quick delivery as usual and nice sweets
Worked a treat, but some millimetre graduation marks on the tube would be useful.
It is very easy to use and understand, and I say this because I've no experience with electrics, and it's safe to use. I was also impressed with the build quality.
excellent value.- fits in the tiny space under my seat - brilliant service as usual from BikersToolBox
An extremely useful addition to my toolkit
It's a very neat little set, seems well made, 6 point sockets are a good thing. It's a pity that there wasn't a 14mm socket, rather than the very small ones. It took me a little while to work out how to release sockets from the ratchet head, press the little button, doh... Which raises an issue with the ratchet mechanism. If you are using the tool in the T handle mode, as a screwdriver for example, it is not possible to change the ratchet direction without releasing the Roto Lock clamp and angling the ratchet head to access the direction change control on the rear of the head. Neither does it seem possible to lock the ratchet in a middle position. Unless I am being particularly dense, of course.
