Posted by tomstractorsandtoys on November 29, 2019 at 15:14:59 from (50.123.209.7):
A few years ago I picked up these wires at a Flea Market.They were a loop wire about three feet long with a nice heavy shrink wrapped loom on the outside. I bought a small handful of them and added them to three tractors and to my sprayer control,round baler control and my tmr mixer for the scales. I would like to buy some more but not sure what to call them or where to look.I have been checking every flea market and tractor show I go to. I can find loop wires with a moulded plug for both wires but not plug ends like these have. I also can take bullet ends and make something that will work but not near as nice as these.Anybody have any ideas? I like the molded ends as they get pulled on when plugging and unplugging wires. Thanks Tom
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