1/8 in. Aluminum Ferrule and Stop Set

You should crimp the ferrule and the stop.

it’s crazy, it’s crazy, but I’ll get over it!

Please check with the manufacturer for replacement blower handle recommendations.

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Depends on the crimp but generally it is the working load of the wire.

When swaged properly, the strength of this termination is of 90% of the breaking strength of the cable.To get working load limit, formerly known as safe working load you'd then divide by 5. So a 3/16th airline cable with breaking strength of 1700lbs would be multiplied by 0.9 to get 1530lbs before the termination would break. Since there are a lot of variables in manual termination, use case, and materials involved, we'd then divide that by 5 for a safe working load limit of 306lbs. Now, in all likelihood the termination would hold considerably more weight, but this would be a safe number. Be sure you swage properly, because most failures will end up being on the termination and not the cable or other material.s

Ferrules are not to be used on coated wire rope, you need to remove the coating first. You need to measure the diameter of the uncoated wire rope in order to determine the size ferrule needed.

Using them on plastic coated wire requires removing the plastic from the area where the ferrule will be crimped. Otherwise they may slip.

With a swagging tool. I carefully used my bolt cutters which worked good.

I just put it in the corner of a bench vise in order to squeeze it on a cable.