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    Quote Originally Posted by Neale View Post
    One good reason why some of us use crimp-on ferrules! They make putting wires into DIN connectors and other difficult-to-reach places a whole lot easier, and less chance of odd strands shorting out on adjacent terminals. I used them for the first time wiring my own control box and I'm a convert. Other people reckon they don't make as reliable a long-term connection but I'm not sure I could have managed to get wires into all the connectors in my box without them.
    I did tin the ends of all the new cables I used and the old cables used already had crimp-on ferrules. I guess there's a knack to it which obviously I don't have.

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    It comes with geriatric knees.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Doddy View Post
    It comes with geriatric knees.
    Knees weren't too bad, it was everything else as the only way I could the job done was to lie on the floor.

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