Thanks, Nick On Fri, Aug 1, 2014 at 10:17 PM, Thomas Owsiany via CTBirds < ctbirds@lists.ctbirding.org> wrote: > > > Breaking news: A terrifying new study has found that the exact same > pesticides causing the massive global bee die-off are now killing birds as > well. > The global bee die-off has been happening so fast that scientists are > still scrambling

Hi The thermal fuses die on their own far more often than they die protecting anything. The fuse is there to provide safety is certain odd situations. The simple answer these days is to replace it with a piece of wire.

. > > Wrote: May this thread die now please. > > Perhaps. But those that don’t learn and remember history are doomed to > repeat it. > > There are long, long, discourses posted on stuff that I will never > understand, use, or even care about.

I have seen SLA's (in UPS's) 'shrivel' and get very hot as they die. I'll have to take a look at the 732A manual to see what it's battery construction looks like.

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You will want to locate the die that most closely fits your >> tube >> OD. Perform the bending operation very slowly. If one goes too fast, >> there >> is danger of collapsing the tube. I have been told that some of the old >> timers would fill the tube with sand prior to bending, as an aid to avoid >> collapsing the tube.

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Does anyone know if it should be sent (or taken) to someone attempting to figure out the cause of the die off? Dorothy Wadlow

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I modified one die set to fit 4/0 cable and used it several times. I've seen several similar 16 ton hydraulic crimpers on e-bay for $30 prehaps worth the risk/buy. I also used the smaller dies to swage wire rope and that ok as well.