parts size

[pdlethbridge]

What I find frustrating is the mix of part sizes. Let me give a couple of examples.
INSULATED RING TERMINAL, #10 STUD, 8 - 0/4 WIRE
#6 SPADE TERMINAL, BLUE
#8 RING TERMINAL, BLUE
I looked every where for a guide to part sizes but couldn't find one. What sizes are hese?

[Yampa Bob]

Lots of pictures here:

http://www.wiringproducts.com/index1.html

Click on "Wire Terminals" on left menu.

[pdlethbridge]

lots of pictures arr arr  I was actually looking for solder lugs, they have the same number system Like the ones on the screws in the tender holding the wheels What size are they and where do you get them. One place had them but they had a $200.00 minimum order.... Ouch

[richG]

Make your own using Micro Mark thin brass strip, proper size drill bit, pin vise. Trim to size with small wire cutters. Works for me.

Rich

[Yampa Bob]

Allied has solder lugs, click "View More Keystone......lugs & wire nuts" for different styles.

http://www.alliedelec.com/Search/ProductDetail.aspx?SKU=8392380&MPN=908&R=8392380&SEARCH=8392380&DESC=908

Visit the Keystone site, download the PDF "Lugs & Terminals", more pictures for you. 
http://www.keyelco.com/dynamicnav/partnumber_pagelist.asp?PartNumber=7326

[richG]

I took a quick look and see the hole is for #4 screws. If this hole is too large, reverse the lug and use the small hole, maybe open a little with drill and pin vise. Maybe trim with small wire cutters.
Just some thoughts.

Rich