Does anyone know if this fits a Fluke 116? Thanks
1371519
It fits my 115 but its a tight fit. Barley enough room for the test leafs with a small set of gator clips. If I had to buy I would get a bigger bag.You know you'll want to ad on to your fluke test adapters etc. later on , and need the room. It's an alright quality bag but small!
1371520
I own a Fluke 115 which has the same basic frame as a 116. The case is a little tight at first with both the leads and meter but once you break it in it works fine. If you own or intend to own extra leads and lead ends you will need a separate case for them or a larger case if you want everything in one place. Using the meter most every day for work (Generator Maintenance) I can say that the case has held up very well to the use/abuse that I have put it through. Hope this helps.
1371521
It fits my 115 but its a tight fit. Barley enough room for the test leafs with a small set of gator clips. If I had to buy I would get a bigger bag. You know you'll want to ad on to your fluke test adapters etc. later on , and need the room. It's an alright quality bag but small!
1568497
Not sure about that model of Fluke, but a Fluke 189 easily fits along with a set of leads and an accessory kit. My lead accessory kit has its own pouch and it easily fits in the case with the meter. As long as your meter is not larger than a 189, it will fit with the leads. The material seems really good - I would expect nothing less from Fluke.
1809451
I really don't know - they do fit the Fluke 75 however. Do you have the originals still? These have a internal prong split into 4 that will slid inside of a socket in the meter. Diameter of the plastic insert is 5/16" and the length is 29/32" Hope this helps you.
1881476
Yes, They are made for the Fluke -87 series. They are very good test leads.
2140422
I'm not familiar with Simpson meters. If you know someone who has a fluke see if theirs fit your meter. Sorry don't want to steer you the wrong way.
1205765
It works with most newer meters. The older flukes had the much larger connector which u then connected an adaptor to.
546324
Im not a 100% on it but i have three outboard mercury. Motors From 70s to 80s . One is inline 6 . And the tool fits all my mercury motors .so i would beleave it would fit your 87 .
1766190
Check the dimensions on your meter and compare it to the dimensions I gave for the question on a fit for the 76 and 50 series question. Hopefully that will give you an idea, and check the fluke site as "tech" answered
1694758
I have only used the Fluke version one time, so I really cant give you the best info. This unit worked very well for my novice field tech's and the fluke also worked well and didn't require and real training. so in my opinion take the cheap one.
252706
i don't know. it didn't fit mine which is the windtunnel rewind upright. MIght fit yours ... mine was a UH70120. i think i threw it out... otherwise i'd let you have it!
121438
It fit my 115 do a parts check to see if it will fit. Other then this I have no answer sorry.
1501451
No Idea, It wasn't designed for my unit a 225 Yami with a special foot. I was able to cut open back side and get it to over my skeg. Looks fine.
860620
Yes it will fit. I just bought 4 of these for my 115hp 4 stroke and the part numbers for your outboard and mine are the same. I checked it on the microfishe. They are great filters.
998741
The 381 ships with Fluke TL175 Twist Lock leads. Theses are their new premium silicone rubber leads. Top class as far as I'm concerned.
649612
It has been long enough ago, all I could advise would be to compare the diameter specifications and see if they match. Good luck!!
75424
I looked at the ckage and it fits the 180c. mine also has a .043 but I went with this because the .050 chains are easier to find. This will replace my old stihl bar and I can use the .050 chains instead of trying to find a .043.
395254
Mine did not I ordered 6 of them in different batches too so I don't think it was a fluke.. My guess is because everyone's hull would have varying thickness. Use stainless and use some 3m 4200 or 5200 fast cure sealant as well. Pilot the holes .. Install is a breeze