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| Dunc, everything you say is true. Except the part about super powerful. It broke at the 90 degree turn where it goes out of the foot-plate and turns to the front part of the cockpit where it is tied off. This is in the middle where both sides of cable route behind the foot pedals where the pedals hinge on the foot-plate.\\ | Dunc, everything you say is true. Except the part about super powerful. It broke at the 90 degree turn where it goes out of the foot-plate and turns to the front part of the cockpit where it is tied off. This is in the middle where both sides of cable route behind the foot pedals where the pedals hinge on the foot-plate.\\ | ||
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| - | This part of the cable doesn't move when you work the rudder. It's a head scratcher.\\ | + | This part of the cable doesn't move when you work the rudder. It's a head scratcher. |
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| - | 11/07/24 #36609 | + | |
| - | David Scherrer\\ | + | **David Scherrer** \\ |
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| Nice photos Reivers! | Nice photos Reivers! | ||
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| + | **Paul Reavley** \\ | ||
| + | 7/9/2025 #37784 | ||
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| + | Playing around with my Arc pedals today i believe i see that the rudder line (while not going forward or back - does relax and move out a bit from the contact point in the pedal that is not being pressed particularly when that pedal goes well back toward the paddler, then is pulled tight back into its channel when its pedal is pressed - seems like a possible opportunity for wear. | ||
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| + | **Reivers Dustin** \\ | ||
| + | 7/9/2025 #37785 | ||
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| + | Agree Paul. Since that all happened, Duncan noticed some signs of stress on his cable at that spot. It got me worried, so I looked and mine is showing a sign of stress at that spot again.\\ | ||
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| + | For you similar boat owners, this is something to monitor. It would be "disturbing". Like that villain guy in "the Fifth Element" where he says, "I Am … Disturbed" as he starts blowing people away.\\ | ||
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| + | If you are in the gorge on a big day, not good. | ||
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