I need 5/16 threaded connections, not 3/8. I don't want to change my existing terminals. What size threads are these?
1351528
I just checked mine. I had a 3/8 bolt and nut to compare. The nut was too big. You are in luck. It's 5/16 and a 1/2 inch wrench fits.
1351529
I think the nuts are 9/16 so it will be 3/8,my trailer is in storage so I can not be sure. I installed the switch three years ago.
1928855
This unit has an adapter for both the large and small screw threads . Check your owners manual for the correct attachments either 1/4 20 or the smaller 3/16 thread size
127988
Sorry, I recycled the old one's. I did a google search before I bought them. They're a standard size, some manufactures give the measurements. Just remember, they don't include the added height of the little terminals. Hope this helps.
1375526
I took it apart yesterday. There are 6 terminals so I sounds like this will work. Thanks
2098650
I used 18 and 16 wire size. I didn't like the screws that are used to hold the wire. Not well made. I use this for my Kayak battery to run my fish finder.
286452
They varied from .241 to .258 and are hollow so could not be turned down to 3/16" unless you filled the tube with brass rod. You might try to silver solder a solid rod inside and then turn this down to the size you need. Besides the variance in size, they all work in my soldering station and were of better value than buying separate ones.
316602
Yae! I want to see you use a 5/16" allen wrench in your 3/8" socket head bolt! What a pin hear
1661182
Yes this is for your positive terminal adding more hot wires to your needs, the holes are for different size wires. Depending on the size of O gauge it should fit the larger hole
111722
Thanks for your response. I bought one of these connectors but it was the wrong size, too small to fit the one I had. I am looking for the right one to fit my existing connector.
1186924
yes , I changed it our five time the problem is the threads in the clamp need be chased with a 5/15 24 die nut. or buy the whole clamp.
2135256
I used 10AWG (PTFE insulated), but essentially, that depends on what terminals you have available. The ones included are probably best with 12AWG or smaller
2212092
The 3/8 5/8 defines the type of tubing the fittings will accept. You'll need to match up the thread size of the fittings, which should be G1/4" like on this reservoir's in/out ports.
419997
I think it's 3/8. I don't know if they will fit into your unit since I'm not familiar with it.
1431573
The total bolt length is 1-3/4" long (1-1/2" long from the bottom of the hex head to the end of threads) The diameter is 5/16 Hex head is 1/2" Hope this is of help to you. (They work great)
962396
I don't know, they come with a nut, that's all I used, I did just check, the hole size is 3/8 diameter, thread is pretty course, not metric
1721173
The 5/16 and 1/8" cable both work with these ends. The 5/16 requires a much cleaned cut of the cable to allow a easier insertion into the ends. The clamping system does a great job to either size and the 1/8 " will give you less stress in assembly. Most insertion problems came after threading the cable through holes in support posts. I used 6x6 and 8x8 cedar post with a 1/4 inch hole through them Required inserting the drill bit from both directions of each hoe made in support posts. Just take your time and enjoy the outcome.
227756
Hello;I use 5/16 bolts with washers and nuts. I have also made some clamping straps from 1/8" x 1/2"x 2" mild steel drilled and tapped to standard 5/16 threads.Hope this helps,Charlie