Crimp New Wire Section

so this is an ultra crimp from strain right also and we've got two more crimps left right here um if we wanted to get all artsy with this we could tie termination knots right here but we're not getting all super artsy we're trying to knock the job out because we've got more work to do today so what i'm going to do on these crimp sleeves right here is i'm going to crimp it three times and we'll just show you that real quick so one slip it down two slip it down right about there three now that looks fairly easy we'll get the next one up here and you can see that that just seals it off good okay and again these crimps have a grit inside of them that helps keep them from slipping that's what sets these crimps apart from the competition and get it right in the right spot land pop okay bam okay now this is just as tight and probably even better than the original wire right here so this is going to hold really really good we're going to go down do the same thing on the other side so all the way down evenly spaced again tighten 13 48 12. 48 inches high 13 line wires 13 48 12 48 inches high 12 inch stay spacing so this is your stay wire up and down this is your line wire going across horizontal cool so we're using a strain right plain wire puller and what we're using that for is to take the last of the slack out one line at a time as we crimp this piece of repair wire in these come in several different varieties this is a springless they come with springs or without springs i prefer springless this one has a swivel and it's also got a swivel on the other end of the anchor chain which is a longer chain and it's got a hook on the end than what we would normally run with this just in a plain wire deal but that's what we prefer to use and as we bring this together our goal is to keep these knots spaced just the same so that we don't end up with a slack line wire in here and so to do that we can make finite adjustments with the plain wire pullers they work the same as a boundary strainer on the chain so you just snap them on and then you're able to walk right up the chain and you can set that to wherever you need it to get your crimp sleeve put on straight so we're on the second wire right here from the top and the second wire from the top here each individual wire needs to be pulled together here on this end so we're all connected up on that end with all 13 line wires and each individual wire has to be crimped here this is a bit of a process but if you do it right it…