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Topic: Hobie Adventure question  (Read 2937 times)

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Rory

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Can anyone tell me what this cable with a hook is for?  It's on my hobie adventure, right next to the twist-n-stow in from of the seat.
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bjoakland

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It hooks on the shaft of the pedal and holds it back so the fins are folded.  Allows for easier paddling without hanging fins.
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Rory

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ah ha!  Very handy.  Thanks BJ!
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bjoakland

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•• If people concentrated on the really important things in life, there'd be a shortage of fishing poles. ~ Doug Larson ••