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  1. stephencoolican@aol.com
    I agree at this point. Bigger and better issues to worry about. Ty
  2. stephencoolican@aol.com
    Cable is brand new. Cannon wont work with auto stop. Thank you any ways
  3. stephencoolican@aol.com
    So no friction against line. Ill have to see about tjat. Tu
  4. stephencoolican@aol.com
    I thought about putting several coats of liquid electrical tape on retriever end to soften it. what is cannon end made of that is on cable?
  5. stephencoolican@aol.com
    Unfortunately no. In order to access release clip you have to pull retriever back to atleast 8 inches from boat to clip line in
  6. stephencoolican@aol.com
    Thanks for idea. Its only section from boom to my release do about 18 inches. Booms are 4 ft. Thought maybe that you could slide some type of sleeve over that area for protection. rigger also has autostop on it
  7. stephencoolican@aol.com
    Appreciate option but that is what im avoiding is lifting that boom everytime. when uou get in your mid 50s it doesnt get any lighter. Lol
  8. stephencoolican@aol.com
    I have scottys ball retriever on my coated cable with my moore subtroll. i normally am using a 12 pound weight. when i use retriever it keeps stripping coating off of cable when i pull it to the boat. I fix area on line with 3 coats of liquid electrical tape but doesn't stop problem
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