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Topic: Hobie Outback rudder control  (Read 5350 times)

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kokoloco

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This shows the rudder is almost locked in.
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I had that problem in my old Outback. I had to readjust the tension on the control lines so it would lock in. Those "cables" seem to stretch over time and sometimes just need a bit of tightening to get the rudder to lock in place.
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