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ontariomariner posted 12-31-2001 11:22 AM ET (US)   Profile for ontariomariner   Send Email to ontariomariner  
I noted I have a short in the wiring on my 17 Standard... seems easier to run new conductor.. looks like it is in a conduit in the starboard rub rail.. suggestions for hauling new cable through? or do I have to remove the rubrail to get at it..

Thanks..

Tom W Clark posted 12-31-2001 12:56 PM ET (US)     Profile for Tom W Clark  Send Email to Tom W Clark     
You needn't remove the rub rail, only the rub rail insert. This is very easy to do. Unscrew one end at the stern and peel it out. Run your wire and reinstall the insert using a flat bladed tool like a screw driver, putty knife, flat bar, ect.

While you're in there, I suggest your upgrade to 16ga tinnned wire like Ancor's marine grade sheathed duplex wire.

gvisko posted 12-31-2001 06:40 PM ET (US)     Profile for gvisko  Send Email to gvisko     
maybe you can use old wire as a snake
and pull new wire tru with it just
a thought gv
ontariomariner posted 01-01-2002 05:21 PM ET (US)     Profile for ontariomariner  Send Email to ontariomariner     
Thanks Gang,

BTW the previous owner suggested the light had an intermittent problem... was this a common problem for other such bow lights? I would agree, wire guage makes a huge difference.. learned that with wiring Downriggers.. can pull a lot of amps when pulling a heavy ball.

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