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Where to find slave cable lug?

tvoss

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Anyone know where to buy the correct crimp on lugs to repair a nato slave cable? All the lugs I can find have the bolt hole off to the side instead of in the center like the military ones. I tried to test fit one of the offset lugs, but it doesn't look like it will work.
 

Warthog

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I know you won't find the lugs at Lowe's or Home Depot.

Since it is a military item have you tried the usual Military Supply dealers.

Memphis Equipment
Saturn Supply
White Owl
Eastern Surplus
Erik's Suprplus
Front Line MV
Boyce

and many, many more.
 

gimpyrobb

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Is this for a cable or a receptacle? I got mine from an electric supply house near me. Soldered it on and bolted it in.
 

tvoss

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I'm looking for the lug that crimps (or solders) on the cable and then bolts into the receptacle. Do you have the part number from the supply house? The place I checked only seems to have offset lugs instead of straight lugs.
 

gimpyrobb

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That was too far back for me to have the part number, sorry. On the flip side, I have see people take copper tube and make their own lugs for cable. It didn't look too bad.
 

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Why not post a picture of what you need. Some of us have never been inside of the slave cable ends.

How about something like this.

http://lugsdirect.com/
 
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doghead

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iirc, I used a normal lug and ground one side down some.
 
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