What is the length of carryover for the Federal tax credit (individual)?
It's clear in the tax code a business has a one year carry back & 20 year
carry forward. For the residential, it seems to indicate only a 1 year carry
forward, but not explicitly stated. Thoughts? Thanks.
Kirk Herander
VT
I have the $50 harbor freight one, and it works fine once you do the metric
conversion and then ignore the die size and do your own testing. For the
big stuff of #2 and above, I use my hammer crimper. But this cheap tool
will certainly crimp the s**t out of smaller sizes. Lots of us older folk
have
I have a couple of those cheap chinese metric hydraulic crimpers. They
crimp fine, there is a conversion table in the box for AWG sizes. It's a
lot cheaper to give each crew a $40 crimper than sharing a $2,000 Greenlee,
and when the seals go you buy another one.
On Sat, Feb 7, 2015 at 11:29 AM, w
I'm with Ray on this, Allan. 27 years of using Burndy and Greenlee
crimpers with tinned copper lugs on battery and inverter cables without a
failure says a lot. Like Ray, we do set it a little "tighter" than the
scale indicates.
Daryl
> If there actually is a small hydraulic pump connected betwe
If there actually is a small hydraulic pump connected between those handles?
I have had previous experience a lot Chinese hydraulics, engines, generators
Chinese hydraulics and engines have bad habits of seeping oil if not downright
leaking!
Their certainly looks like there's no room there for a
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