I finally got to install a fusible link in the starter to ammeter 10 ga wire. I bought a 14 ga fusible link wire that had a 3/8” ring terminal already installed. That left one “Western Union Splice” to make the connection. I practiced first on some scrap 10 ga and the end of the fusible link wire that was too long. I didn’t get anywhere near 10 wraps on each side as suggested but I do believe it is a sound connection. Only time will tell. Thanks to all who helped me tackle this task.
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