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Topic: Stainless Steel Wire Cord as a Rudder Control Line?  (Read 2869 times)

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Eugene

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Hi Guys! What do you think? Is it ok to use stainless steel cord 1-2mm as rudder control line or not? What kind of troubles/issues to expect? Thank you in advance. P.S. I am trying to install a generic rudder to Wilderness kayak :)


yaktastic

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If sleeved its fine.the one I put on my trident has is cable but it runs trough plastic airline tubing to keep it from wearing a hole in the kayak.
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Eugene

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yaktastic - thank you! Yes, with tubing for sure.


 

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