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info wanted on unique battery to cable adapter
I am trying to find a source for some bronze battery cable adapters
that I originally purchased in San Diego several years ago. The adapter resembles a small inverted "cup", with a 3/8" threaded stud on the top. The "cup" fits over the vertical post on the battery, and four 1/4" or 5/16" flat bottom bronze screws (which are threaded into the sides of the "cup") are then tightened tightly onto/into the battery post. The "cup" also has a grease zerk fitting, into which grease is then injected into the area holding the battery post captive. The battery cable lug (crimped and soldered onto the battery cable) is then then slipped over the post and tightened with a copper nut. The result is a bulletproof system, and as there is no air at the lead-to-bronze interface, corrosion is non-existant. I have had these on my boat now for over 7 years with no problems. If anyone has a source, it would be appreciated. Mitch sv KOMFY |
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info wanted on unique battery to cable adapter
Subject: info wanted on unique battery to cable adapter
West Marine sold them. Capt. Bill |
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info wanted on unique battery to cable adapter
Subject: info wanted on unique battery to cable adapter
West Marine sold them. Capt. Bill |
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info wanted on unique battery to cable adapter
A google search for 'battery connector zerk' turned up a lot of links,
including this one: http://www.oil-tech.com/plstec21.htm HTH "mitch" wrote in message om... I am trying to find a source for some bronze battery cable adapters that I originally purchased in San Diego several years ago. The adapter resembles a small inverted "cup", with a 3/8" threaded stud on the top. The "cup" fits over the vertical post on the battery, and four 1/4" or 5/16" flat bottom bronze screws (which are threaded into the sides of the "cup") are then tightened tightly onto/into the battery post. The "cup" also has a grease zerk fitting, into which grease is then injected into the area holding the battery post captive. The battery cable lug (crimped and soldered onto the battery cable) is then then slipped over the post and tightened with a copper nut. The result is a bulletproof system, and as there is no air at the lead-to-bronze interface, corrosion is non-existant. I have had these on my boat now for over 7 years with no problems. If anyone has a source, it would be appreciated. Mitch sv KOMFY |
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info wanted on unique battery to cable adapter
A google search for 'battery connector zerk' turned up a lot of links,
including this one: http://www.oil-tech.com/plstec21.htm HTH "mitch" wrote in message om... I am trying to find a source for some bronze battery cable adapters that I originally purchased in San Diego several years ago. The adapter resembles a small inverted "cup", with a 3/8" threaded stud on the top. The "cup" fits over the vertical post on the battery, and four 1/4" or 5/16" flat bottom bronze screws (which are threaded into the sides of the "cup") are then tightened tightly onto/into the battery post. The "cup" also has a grease zerk fitting, into which grease is then injected into the area holding the battery post captive. The battery cable lug (crimped and soldered onto the battery cable) is then then slipped over the post and tightened with a copper nut. The result is a bulletproof system, and as there is no air at the lead-to-bronze interface, corrosion is non-existant. I have had these on my boat now for over 7 years with no problems. If anyone has a source, it would be appreciated. Mitch sv KOMFY |
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