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>OK, I have *the* proper solution... 1/4" OD stainless tubing. This stuff isBrake Line will work OK as well.
>used in panel shops to fabricate pneumatic and hydraulic control panels. They
>will give away short pieces and will usually bend the L end on it for you with
>their "no-crush" benders. Put small eyebolts on transom and rudder, slip a
>longish pit of this tubing through the whole mess. Works a treat :-)
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OK, I have *the* proper solution... 1/4" OD stainless tubing. This stuff is
used in panel shops to fabricate pneumatic and hydraulic control panels. They
will give away short pieces and will usually bend the L end on it for you with
their "no-crush" benders. Put small eyebolts on transom and rudder, slip a
longish pit of this tubing through the whole mess. Works a treat :-)
Cheers/The Fader
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used in panel shops to fabricate pneumatic and hydraulic control panels. They
will give away short pieces and will usually bend the L end on it for you with
their "no-crush" benders. Put small eyebolts on transom and rudder, slip a
longish pit of this tubing through the whole mess. Works a treat :-)
Cheers/The Fader
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