Can the Quick Connects # BDW20047 Connect to 10 Gauge Wire
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Do you sell just the crimp on connectors ??
asked by: Robert
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Expert Reply:
If you are looking to attach 10 gauge wire to the metal connectors of the Superwinch Quick Connects # BDW20047 you could accomplish this. Instead of crimping the connectors you would just need to solder them. For just the metal connectors use # BDW20160 for your 10 gauge wire like # 10-2-1.
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