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Old 11-03-2014, 02:57 PM   #8
TJones
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Good man

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Originally Posted by LPetro View Post
The steering lines are real easy to replace. do as the guys have said if the line hasn't broke. Just make sure to "tune" the steering line with the rudder before you tighten the lines down. If it's the up and down/ twist and stowlines the replacement can be a little more tricky. Either way you can find a PDF on the hobie sight if you feel like learning the inner workings of your hobie. If not take it into a dealer and they'll replace them. I've replaced a fair amount of both up and down lines and steering lines. As a side note i used a really thin accessory cord to replace my old left steering line rather than the factory cord and it works great. Just make sure that if you use a different cord than what it is static and dose not have significant stretch when wet.
It's nice to see the young guys have the Spirit . .
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