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As I upgraded my old furuno FF, I had to replace my old transducer. I discovered that they had drill a hole on the bottom and ran the cable through it and filled it with clear silicone. How common was this practice back in the day? Hull is a 1994 241 with the euro transom. For now I ran it back in but used 5200. Though I am no keen on that idea.
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[br]1994 241 dlx twin 200 efi merc\'s[br]1995 181 flats 175 ocean pro (given to my dad) -
[br]1994 241 dlx twin 200 efi merc\'s[br]1995 181 flats 175 ocean pro (given to my dad) -
i'd have someone glass that in, bad idea whoever did that
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Yeah I dont like that either. Cannot be run differently? If not Id pull that cable out, epoxy in a PVC tube that is just large enough to accept the cable, feed the cable through the tube and seal on both sides with sealant.
David, New Kent, Va
Project Thread: https://forum.classicmako.com/forum/classicmako-com-forums/mako-projects/20499-tc-updateComment
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whoever did that is a dullard..that cable should have been run in through the transom up above the water line and sealed and covered with a clam shell cover...
Chris Miller[br]Mystic Islands, NJ[br]1974 17 Classic[br]1988 211 Classic (sold)[br]1990 Grady White 230 Gulfstream (sold)[br][img][br]
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H E double hockey sticks NO!
this cable conundrum is one of the best reasons to go with a through hull transducer!!
76 25 \"Aenigma\"[br]73 17[br]Richland/Long Beach, MS[br]http://www.classicmako.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=14182[br]
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