Trolling Motor Problem

Jerry Barton wrote:

I thought of doing it that way myself and then I got worried that if it got
hung up on something I'd end up with no wiring to the TM at all.


I'd tie the two new ones to "one" of the old ones,, you want to bend the
wire so that nothing protruding is faced forward, then wrap a good layer
of tape around the splice, so that you have a smooth surface to drag
through things. If you run into a snag, you have another shot at it
with the other old wire. If you do hit a snag, have someone pull the new
wire back a bit,, bounce back and forth until you jump the snag

I would also make sure that the old wire will actually pull (you see the
other end of the wire move easily when you pull an end, this tells you
the wire is not attached, or tied down anywhere unseen)

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Rodney Long,
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