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Crimper Hammer Tool For 8GA 4/0 Battery Lugs
MFR Model# 462
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Crimper Hammer Tool 8ga 4/0 Battery Lugs. Economically priced Used with a hammer for a quick crimp in maintenance and repair situations Handles terminals from 8-4/0 ga |
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it is easy to practical to use
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Crimper Hammer Tool 8GA 4/0 Battery Lugs
Surprised a little, but perfect little tool
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Crimper Hammer Tool 8GA 4/0 Battery Lugs
Works great
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Crimper Hammer Tool 8GA 4/0 Battery Lugs
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Crimper Hammer Tool 8GA 4/0 Battery Lugs
I have to say I am impressed with the quality of this tool. The price could have easily been doubled and still been a good tool for the money. But don’t tell anyone that. . It works very well and I have used it on several size cables and it performs flawlessly. Great tool to have in your toolbox.
Good tool and easy to use. I used it to crimp battery terminals of 2 and 4 gauge wire.
The Crimper Hammer tool provides a low cost capability to crimp large terminals and is solid construction. The only reason I did not rate it 5 star , the metal casting had flashing at the edges of the V in the anvil . This is easily cured by filing the flashing off so it will not deform and mark the lug. The tool works well using a bench vise to squeeze the plunger instead of a hammer.
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