SAE to Widder adapter?

[ZuluHour]

I've got a lead on a set of the old discontinued Widder Lectric Gloves w/ thermostat.  From my research the Widder's use a propreitary 2-prong connector.  I've also already got a Battery Tender fused lead with an SAE style connector coming off the battery.  Does anybody make an SAE to Widder adapter anymore?

I can't seem to find anybody that sells something like that.  Could it be as simple as splicing an SAE connector onto the Widder cable?

[Rincewind]

They used to make on - http://www.widder.com/html/Product/Hookups/index.html

I had an old pair of Widder gloves that I accidentally fried from running 12-volt to them (by trying to make my own cords).  They are to be wired in series instead of a parallel.  Hopefully you have a glove hook-up wire as well.  

[bomber]

Could it be as simple as splicing an SAE connector onto the Widder cable?

I would do this  . . . .like any other system, increasing the number of connection will only increase the number of potential failure points . . . .

[agent9]

I think I have some extra widder connectors around still. PM me if you need a couple.

[ray916mn]

The Iron Butt Association (Michael Kneebone) bought up Widder's stock when the company went out and they sell it through the Iron Butt Association store.

http://www.ibaestore.com/products.asp?MainCatID=2&CategoryID=45

[Lawn Dart]

 Could it be as simple as splicing an SAE connector onto the Widder cable?

Yes, it is.  I've done it and still use a splice.

Having said that, the IBA Store is a great option!

[Bounce]

Jastek has all the various adapters for heated gear.

http://www.powerlet.com/shop-by-product/power-cables/PWRCBL

[vnsfxr]

I've got a lead on a set of the old discontinued Widder Lectric Gloves w/ thermostat.  From my research the Widder's use a propreitary 2-prong connector.  I've also already got a Battery Tender fused lead with an SAE style connector coming off the battery.  Does anybody make an SAE to Widder adapter anymore?

I can't seem to find anybody that sells something like that.  Could it be as simple as splicing an SAE connector onto the Widder cable?

I found one today going through an old tank bag. Sold the Widder gear to a frozen Canuck a few years ago when he was visiting. PM me your address and I'll mail it to you.