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Topic: hobie rudder pulleys  (Read 4847 times)

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  • made in USA
  • Location: livermore, ca.
  • Date Registered: Sep 2008
  • Posts: 879
just a warning the recessed screw on mine in front started pulling though, i guess i am hard on my equipment and it looked like they drilled to deep also, so for a fix i put a fender washer and a new button head bolt. keep an eye on yours :smt003
like a one legged duck always going in circles
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EWB

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gee thanks and my boat is in the back of the truck. thanks for making me stress...is it the pulley up front?

-Eric Berg


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that is why i hang out, to ruin your day eric and yes the pulleys in front next to the hatch  :smt003
like a one legged duck always going in circles
stormtrooper-i was there and survived
paradise butt hunt- 1st place
2nd place yakhopper's delta striper event
storm trooper 2-11 H.O.W.
2nd place yakhoppers new hogan striper event
2ND anual mooch invitational


CGN-38

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 :smt006

  It sounds like a warranty issue if it continue to worsen. Quick call to Hobie will tell.


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dilbeck

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I'm having a hard time picturing the pulley up front.  Gonna have to go and take a look at mine.



Tote

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I WD40 the hell out of my pullies on the inside and it makes a world of difference on the amount of stress I put on them.
I also grease the cables on the rear where they exit the kayak. Both the up/down lever and the rudder lever move much smoother since I have been doing this. I imagine less force needed to get things moving puts less stress on the pullies.
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Tigerfish

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I WD40 the hell out of my pullies on the inside and it makes a world of difference on the amount of stress I put on them.
I also grease the cables on the rear where they exit the kayak. Both the up/down lever and the rudder lever move much smoother since I have been doing this. I imagine less force needed to get things moving puts less stress on the pullies.
I'm trying what he said ..Thanks