Wire Threader / Spoon - New! on 2040-parts.com
Choteau, Montana, United States
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Now REDUCED in PRICE! This sale is for one each of the pictured new Wire Spoons (aka Wire Threader). Invaluable to avionics techs / mechanics / kit builders, etc., these tools are used to thread (install) wires into an existing harness. Made of 300-series stainless steel in the USA. Many auto mechs also find these the cure for pesky cables, harnesses, and grommets. This is a high-quality tool designed to NOT crimp under pressure and NOT split at the tip and NOT jam into the heel of your hand! Beware of inferior imitations--sometimes cheap price means cheap product! Shipping to the USA is $3.21; we combine shipping so multiple orders from us incur only one charge. All international bidders please contact us prior to purchasing for a shipping quote or use e'bay's calculator. Thanks for shopping! |
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