[egan808]

anybody knows someone who sells these or any links?

 

[KINGFISH_CUSTOMS]

Originally posted by egan808@Jan 5 2009, 03:38 AM~12609161
anybody knows someone who sells these or any links?

i get my quick disconnects from my local welding supply store

 

[egan808]

i mean these i want to buy

 

[MINT'Z]

probably go to a forklift shop or maybe a mechine rental store

 

[NY-BOSSMAN]

ebay,their called anderson connectors

 

[unforgiven50insp]

Originally posted by egan808@Jan 5 2009, 05:38 AM~12609233
i mean these i want to buy

You can buy those at Interstate Batteries

 

[JuicedBenz]

I use these for charging my batteries...I love them!

 

[AndrewH]

anyone else use these for disconnects?

I perfer the welders disconnects for the look but if these flow good current and are easier to pull, I may want to change!

 

[JuicedBenz]

Originally posted by AndrewH@Jan 5 2009, 03:18 PM~12613535
anyone else use these for disconnects?

I perfer the welders disconnects for the look but if these flow good current and are easier to pull, I may want to change!

Definitely not easier to pull, in my opinion. If you want to make your welder one easier, make sure to clean it thoroughly, as dirt likes to get caught in the female end and that makes it difficult to insert/remove.

 

[8treycutty]

definitly easier to pull the anderson i got the welding type and my buddie gots the forklift type i hate twisting and pulling as compared to just yanking on the ground.just my .02 homie

 

[BNKROL]

I used to have a WARN "anderson" ground on my 64 and hated it, I perfer the ease of the welder type unless you are hard mounting the "anderson" for a show setup

 

[edmunds costoms hyd]

Ive seen them burn up cause the connection wasnt tight enough for high power.

I use one for my stereo amps, so I can move them without taking the power cables off the amps.

 

[egan808]

thanks for the info :biggrin: i found a local shop that sells them

 

[NY-BOSSMAN]

 

[unforgiven50insp]

Originally posted by AndrewH@Jan 5 2009, 06:18 PM~12613535
anyone else use these for disconnects?

I perfer the welders disconnects for the look but if these flow good current and are easier to pull, I may want to change!

I've seen those fuck up and weld themselves together on high powered setups. Also with those they car wear out after after bein disconnected/connected so much and they can disconnect themselves in a trunk over time.

 

[egan808]

what would you prefer?175amp or 350amp?

 

[maniak2005]

i would go the 350 amp rated one. when i get 1 for my setup thats what im getting.

 

[BIGTONY]

Originally posted by 8treycutty@Jan 5 2009, 06:24 PM~12615545
definitly easier to pull the anderson  i got the welding type and my buddie gots the forklift type i hate twisting and pulling as compared to just yanking on the ground.just my .02 homie

You dont have to twist it to lock plus with the welding style discontnect you can tap your grond befor you actually lock it on i always do this as a saftey precaution incase for some odd resaon u got pinched wire a switch got broke locked on etc ur shit dont lock on

 

[egan808]

fuck! i bought the 175 amp....will it still handle all that "juice"?i'm running 10 batteries

 

[Guest]

Originally posted by BIGTONY@Jan 8 2009, 02:03 AM~12640710
You dont have to twist it to lock plus with the welding style discontnect you can tap your grond befor you actually lock it on i always do this as a saftey precaution incase for some odd resaon u got pinched wire a switch got broke locked on etc ur shit dont lock on

x1000