Master Battery Lug Crimping On A Budget With Temu Crimping Tools!

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  • Опубліковано 2 чер 2024
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  • @donyboy73
    @donyboy73  18 днів тому +2

    🎉 Head to Temu App Now: temu.to/m/uxjila81a8t
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    • @user-vf4qq2ln6e
      @user-vf4qq2ln6e 16 днів тому

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  • @ralphwatten2426
    @ralphwatten2426 18 днів тому +10

    When I was a mechanic for a large American railway we left our track machines out all winter. In the spring when it was time to go to work or batteries were always messed up, cables corroded and the like. Our bolt/hardware products guy came around and showed me a cable crimping tool and the cable ends for it. Yeah, I want one I said. He ordered it up and it cost $800. I almost lost my job. Yeah, $800 and the tool looked just like the hand operated Temu crimper. Thanks Dony!

    • @TheOzthewiz
      @TheOzthewiz 17 днів тому +1

      NO! Thank the Chinese for providing affordable tools for us DIYers !

    • @Look_What_You_Did
      @Look_What_You_Did 10 днів тому

      Liar. No railway would give a shit.

  • @billsmith1770
    @billsmith1770 18 днів тому +6

    nice tools , thanks . in a pinch , you can make your own lugs from a piece of flexible copper tubing . saw 1/2 way thru in the middle , hammer one end flat , and drill hole for connecting stud .

  • @randi740
    @randi740 18 днів тому

    NICE Dony!

  • @woodlandburl6648
    @woodlandburl6648 17 днів тому

    As always ... good job!

  • @johnmilner7603
    @johnmilner7603 18 днів тому +2

    I made a crimper from a large nut. Depending on the size of the lug you can make more than 1.
    I drilled a hole on one of the sides of the nut, then using a bolt, I slide it through the hole in the nut. Then I placed the nut and bolt in a vise, then slide the lug into the threaded side of the nut and tighten the vise. The bolt will force itself into the lug as you tighten the vise. It cost less than $1.00. I made a crimp for my mig welder new ground cable. 😊
    Now if your in a bind and the stores are closed you can use a copper water pipe and make a lug. Flatten one end and drill your hole and the open end of course is for your wire.
    Bought my copper lug at the local TSC store which is now called Peavey Mart here in Ontario Canada. Different sizes of cables are also available on a role at the store.

  • @henerker
    @henerker 18 днів тому

    “As easy as that!” is what Don says and show us. We can do it ourselves and save money. Great video! Nice job 👍

  • @johngrossbohlin7582
    @johngrossbohlin7582 18 днів тому +1

    I replaced a lug just last week on a zero turn... finding a new lug of the proper size was the biggest problem! I tried hardware and auto motive stores... I used a pair of Klein slip joint pliers to crimp it. They worked surprisingly well. This tool and lug kit would have payed for itself by saving me a couple hours of running around looking for a lug!

  • @larryfine4498
    @larryfine4498 18 днів тому +1

    I like to add a bit of copper based grease to the wire before I crimp the connection to help prevent future corrosion. Great video.

  • @Ron-0417
    @Ron-0417 17 днів тому

    Thanks Donny. I haven't ordered from Temu since... yesterday. I ordered those crimpers a few months ago. I did one test crimp when they came, but haven't needed them since. I have found most Temu tools to be decent, with a few junkers in there.

    • @donyboy73
      @donyboy73  17 днів тому

      Exactly and for the price it's hard to lose

  • @ronroberts7297
    @ronroberts7297 18 днів тому

    Great job. Thanks for showing that Temu does have tools that do work. Saving money on things you use a few times a year is smart. Well done sir!

  • @harrygrimley4352
    @harrygrimley4352 18 днів тому +2

    How many people cringe when he held the cable with his thumb while cutting with a razor knife? Careful Donny. Thanks for sharing this with us.

    • @donyboy73
      @donyboy73  18 днів тому

      A bad habit I must let go of lol!

    • @harrygrimley4352
      @harrygrimley4352 18 днів тому

      I occasionally catch myself doing it also. Speed over safety 🙄

  • @jamesc9327
    @jamesc9327 18 днів тому +3

    We are always amazed by the incredible knowledge that Dony shares in his videos. Today, Dony even shared how to save money on Temu. 👍👍👍👍

  • @famasmaster2000
    @famasmaster2000 18 днів тому

    Awesome showcase Don ! All that will make life in the shop efficient and inexpensive. We'll done ✔️

  • @jeffbechtel5854
    @jeffbechtel5854 18 днів тому

    Just bought the crimp set; $38+tax, free shipping! Thnx, Dony

  • @billarmstrong7155
    @billarmstrong7155 18 днів тому

    Excellent video , very good how to videos, really helpful and informative. Thanks! Keep them coming!

  • @norcoauctions
    @norcoauctions 18 днів тому

    you are a freaking boss Dony! Thank you for all you do

  • @jimkish9557
    @jimkish9557 18 днів тому

    My heat gun broke last weekend. Opened it up, the 10a fuse went out , it's 20 yrs old, and will get another 20 just as soon as fuses get here. Our local elec shop closed few years ago. Those are parrot beak cutters ,good find. Take care DB.

  • @baddad5781
    @baddad5781 18 днів тому

    You have always been a wealth of useful knowledge and information Don thank you.

  • @drkwlsk
    @drkwlsk 17 днів тому

    Wife got my induction heater for US $150 on a Black Friday sale, best tool I own!! Can't wait to see your response to it. I search for bolts to remove now

  • @BearE9090
    @BearE9090 18 днів тому

    Sure beats using vice grips and man power. Great video.

  • @mrclaus859
    @mrclaus859 18 днів тому

    Thanks Dony

  • @donaldwcash4653
    @donaldwcash4653 18 днів тому

    Good informative video

  • @johnmaranuk1842
    @johnmaranuk1842 18 днів тому

    Very nice!

  • @garymallard4699
    @garymallard4699 18 днів тому

    I just bought the hammer style lug crimper from Princess Auto..it was on Sale and can't remember the price but between $20-$30 is what i believe... maybe less... i thought about it many times but never bothered as i usually had no reason to drive in each sale... ..
    🇨🇦🤓🤟

  • @GHULAMABBAS-bs4hy
    @GHULAMABBAS-bs4hy 18 днів тому +1

    Very good video and informative

  • @karatejoe5049
    @karatejoe5049 18 днів тому

    the copper on that connector at 3:12 looks thin af. I would consider using the tools and buying American or at least known aftermarket connectors.

  • @gadasavideos8564
    @gadasavideos8564 18 днів тому

    When I was looking for cable large enough for my inverter it was cheapest to buy some booster cables on sale from princess auto just for the cable part

  • @Pete.Ty1
    @Pete.Ty1 18 днів тому

    👍👍👍.Thanks

  • @randi740
    @randi740 17 днів тому

    Hey Dony what is your compression on a 4 cycle engine to be a running mower! Low number to high number!

  • @Mudcat597
    @Mudcat597 18 днів тому +6

    This is not small engine repair. It's a temu add!

    • @eosjoe565
      @eosjoe565 18 днів тому +2

      Seems a lot of UA-camrs these days are pushing Temu or Vevor.

    • @gerritvanwilligen
      @gerritvanwilligen 18 днів тому +1

      Not ordering anything there, ever.

  • @canoetipper019
    @canoetipper019 18 днів тому

    Nice job for terminals...so now do we call ypu the terminator?? lol
    I've seen those induction heaters on videos here...much better that a flame for sure...in some applications at least.
    Cheers from NB

  • @davewood406
    @davewood406 18 днів тому +1

    30 years of doing this in telecom... Some Pro tips, I'm not going to nitpick because who cares. That's cool that it comes with heat shrink but presumably most people are doing battery cables at the battery, it's corrosive there. Spend the extra money on an assortment of heat shrink that's lined with hot glue because that corrosion will travel up the sheath. Also you want to use some sort of No-Ox-Id grease, even silicon dielectric grease inside the lug before you crimp, that will seal your end and maintain good contact. a 12 oz can of NOCO NCP2 is 13 bucks US and will do a lot of terminals.
    Those crimpers are decent, especially for the money, Greenlee used to make em(they might still) maybe the patent expired or whoever's making them is saying try and stop us...

  • @robcole332
    @robcole332 18 днів тому

    Great video. Temu just worries me

  • @CraigArndt
    @CraigArndt 18 днів тому

    Temuchinese.

  • @80SWoods
    @80SWoods 18 днів тому +1

    Ha, “you can add a bit of solder here…if that makes you feel better about it.” Love it. Thanks, Dony.

    • @donyboy73
      @donyboy73  18 днів тому +1

      The solder makes from a more solid lug!

    • @michaelotoole1807
      @michaelotoole1807 18 днів тому

      if you put a little solder on it then crimp it the conductor wont creep out of the connector over time.

  • @willf5768
    @willf5768 18 днів тому

    😊👍

  • @matthewwearsch242
    @matthewwearsch242 18 днів тому +1

    Cool video but I still prefer a solder joint because I have seen the crimped lugs fail a lot especially in a vibrating and corrosive environment such as granular fertilization equipment.👍

  • @arendeepropertymaintenance
    @arendeepropertymaintenance 18 днів тому

    Every bloke loves the stuff on Temu. New tools are like meth to people like me. I'm guessing Don is no different.

  • @fadetounforgiven
    @fadetounforgiven 18 днів тому +2

    They've sent you a couple of them in different colors because one is for positive cables and the other is for the negative ones. Obviously.

  • @peanutsmith1462
    @peanutsmith1462 17 днів тому

    I would never recommend buying anything from temu there never on time with your order and they like to steal your credit card information