uninsulated japanese bullet connector crimpers.

[Jamathi]

Trying to find the correct tool (Crimper) to renew some connections.
Need a propper bullet crimper.
where to get here in Duddsville in a hurry

[ufatbarstard]

Alanco, Welshpool 9358 7000 part#TOL-7705

[Jamathi]

$85 and in stock!

[Captain Starfish]

Pair of smaller longnose pliers with teeth work perfectly with these. But if you have $85 to throw away spend on a tool that you'll use twice in the next 10 years, you have that solution too!

[Jamathi]

I have "thrown away" plenty over the years on good tools and hence i can tackle almost all jobs with convidence.
These connections are all over most Japanese "classic" bikes and just on one restoration there are more than 70x2 crimps to be done.
Maybe my spend drift has as an end result "a propper job!"

[Stephan]

You can never have too many tools spafish...

[chew]

I am interested in seeing the end result of this crimper if you would be so kind as to post up. I have used many crimpers over the years and being the pedantic knobhead I am, have yet to see one that has the sort of result in the smaller range to satisfy me. I would always solder the wire for this type of connection also if the equipment is available.

[Tiger1]

I am interested in seeing the end result of this crimper if you would be so kind as to post up. I have used many crimpers over the years and being the pedantic knobhead I am, have yet to see one that has the sort of result in the smaller range to satisfy me. I would always solder the wire for this type of connection also if the equipment is available.

I have a pair of old school Utilux crimpers (Catalogue Part Number #00) They are a heavy duty forged steel plier style as opposed to the modern ratchet style and they are simply awesome for any type of automotive connectors. I have had mine for about ten years and have used them countless times with perfect results every time.
They are available new for about $75 but will last a lifetime

[potato]

You can never have too many tools spafish...

whs spafush

[Captain Starfish]

mmkay, point taken - Jamathi, wanna post a pic of this modern day miracle?

[potato]

mmkay, point taken - Jamathi, wanna post a pic of this modern day miracle?

im getting into debt for 30k's worth of second hand tools today

never have enuff

[jmoore]

I have a pair of old school Utilux crimpers (Catalogue Part Number #00) They are a heavy duty forged steel plier style as opposed to the modern ratchet style and they are simply awesome for any type of automotive connectors. I have had mine for about ten years and have used them countless times with perfect results every time.
They are available new for about $75 but will last a lifetime

interesting i may have to check these out, the ratchet style ones just never seem to get it *just* right.

[Palms]

Dick Smith sell a cheap version, bout $14 I got mine for. Normal crimpers don't work too good on them