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Re: Anyone make their own wiring harnesses?
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Posted by Glen in TX on June 13, 2005 at 17:36:02 from (208.246.9.237):
In Reply to: Anyone make their own wiring harnesses? posted by Phil from Maryland on June 13, 2005 at 16:59:45:
Phil, You might check with the guys making harnesses in NY if you haven't already. Maybe I got the link right for them. What I do to build my own harnesses is get the asphalt sleeving at NAPA or a Belden dealer. They should carry it in bulk rolls and cut what you need and can order it in even longer lengths if needed. The carry some connectors too but won't have many of the special ones for ag equipment. As for the connectors if they are special you will have to change them or bite the bullet and go with the OEM harnesss.
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