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Frank211 05-17-2020 01:05 PM

Anyone use this tool?
 
Seen this on the book of faces.
Looks handy!
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nightcrawler48 05-17-2020 02:37 PM

Re: Anyone use this tool?
 
Can't say I have those. My set is probably 30-35 years old and what I find is, just like everything else in this world, the changes to terminals over time has made mine almost useless now except for working on old stuff.

Very interesting though and I'm curious to see if anyone is using these or something similar, and, what the quality is like.

mikemcE 05-18-2020 06:11 AM

Re: Anyone use this tool?
 
I’ve a buddy who wrench’s on Harleys, he uses them almost daily on “Molex” connectors


Hang up and Drive

JatoTheRipper 05-18-2020 09:26 AM

Re: Anyone use this tool?
 
I had no idea pin removers actually existed. On servo wires, when using BEC's, and on my Buell I struggled to get pins out of the connectors.

58_Willys 05-18-2020 03:29 PM

Re: Anyone use this tool?
 
Aaahh...pin extractors. Used to use them alot when I would install two-way radios. The Molex plugs sometimes had to be reconfigured for various options. Nice find..."thumbsup"

B-MOW71 05-18-2020 04:49 PM

Re: Anyone use this tool?
 
I just bought this same set on eBay a few weeks ago. Looks like they have every pin extractor for every plug that I'll ever need them for.

I haven't used them yet, but plan on using them on my JST and other tiny plugs when I need to remove the pins to resolder wires.


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