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Anderson Plugs

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Mark_Solesbury:
I bought a set of halfords jump leads, the ones that come in a blue box - they are heavey duty for about £20, cut the ends from one end, and crimped on a plug i bought of ebay for about a tenner.

stevegreen:

--- Quote from: "Bush Tucker Man" --- fill the rear of the plug with silicone
--- End quote ---


I have seen someone online selling proper rubber boots that fit over the back of the plugs and the wires - keep meaning to get some for my Anderson connectors.





http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/WEATHERPROOF-BOOT-FOR-SB-175AMP-BATTERY-PLUG_W0QQitemZ170163794792QQihZ007QQcategoryZ108854QQcmdZViewItem

lurch_917:
why not fit them in the power line for a winch at the front that way all you do is un plug your winch and conect the jumpleads keeping it all neet and tidy

kourgath:
Great idea about putting them direct on starter. I put mine to battery and fitted to front passenger seatbox, pillock though I didn't put the plug far enough back so I could fit a standard charger without leaving the door open.  I have a spare 175amp plug so will make up a set under bonnet.

Demon Tweeks are another source for the rubber boots - ebay blokey might have them also. Paid about 5 quid per half.

Cheers
Gavin

Bush Tucker Man:
Forgot to add this :oops:
Sorry.

I sorted them out a couple of week ago


Click on pic to enlarge


I've tidied up the edges a bit, with some strip since taking that image

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