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Vopj

Posted 5/8/2018 8:03 PM (#906031)
Subject: Motor rigging

Posts: 3

Sorting out a new boat, and have a question ... dealer says theres no way to shorten or conceal hydraulic steering hoses. Thoughts?

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mtcook16

Posted 5/8/2018 8:50 PM (#906036 - in reply to #906031)
Subject: RE: Motor rigging

Posts: 546

Location: MN

I'm not an expert on outboard rigging, but that is a first. I wonder why all other dealers seem to not have this problem?

Vopj

Posted 5/9/2018 7:01 PM (#906113 - in reply to #906031)
Subject: Re: Motor rigging

Posts: 3

Thanks for the input mtcook.

Is there any one who IS an expert, who can confirm or offer advice on what to ask of the dealer?

Edited by Vopj 5/9/2018 7:02 PM

muskymartin67

Posted 5/9/2018 7:15 PM (#906114 - in reply to #906031)
Subject: Re: Motor rigging

Posts: 789

Location: Delavan, WI

I wouldn't consider myself an expert, but do know there are shops that can custom make hydraulic hoses to any size and spec that is available so I would think they can be cut down and new ends crimped on with a few inches of slack left once motor turned, never seen this lasso looking coil in a boat before

Fishysam

Posted 5/9/2018 9:05 PM (#906118 - in reply to #906031)
Subject: Re: Motor rigging

Posts: 1209

Agree with above, I feel as if they ended up with the wrong length lines somehow.

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