[AT] A source of wires for antique tractors?

[Carl Tatlock]

Mike Sloane wrote:
> The other day, I had a minor "incident" with one of my Farmall Cubs - 
> the cable from the battery to the starter switch shorted out and burned 
> up the battery cables. Fortunately, no other harm was done (as far as I 
> can tell). While searching on the Internet, I came across the Rhode 
> Island Wiring Service Inc. <www.riwire.com>. I am very impressed by 
> their selection of cotton braided wire and cable, and they seem to have 
> the kind of stuff I need to re-wire my Cub (they even have a complete 
> kit for my tractor!)
>
> Before I send in my money, I was wondering if anyone had ever done any 
> business with them and what their experience was like.
>
> Mike
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They have a good reputation in the old car hobby-- or at least they did 
some years ago when I used them.  I haven't heard anybody comment 
against them in our club.  Maybe others on the list have had more recent 
experience, but I was sure happy with the looms I used.       Carl in VT