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Neat tip--Tubing for protecting boat and running wires
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<blockquote data-quote="nathanielrthomas" data-source="post: 147524" data-attributes="member: 1207"><p>Im pretty sure you could get it at home depot or lowes. The tough part is cutting the pipe in a straight line, and then getting it started over your gunnels. Its pretty easy to remove it to run wires though, because you dont have to remove it completely. </p><p></p><p>Just last week I was able to install two 12V outlets in less than 20 minutes. This week one of those outlets failed and I replaced it in a few minutes. It was all very convenient compared to fishing them under the flooring. I was even able to put one of those outlets(the one pictured) on a switch that I ran up to the bow of the boat to control my cooler livewell. All the wires are tucked away and secure, yet easily accessible.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="nathanielrthomas, post: 147524, member: 1207"] Im pretty sure you could get it at home depot or lowes. The tough part is cutting the pipe in a straight line, and then getting it started over your gunnels. Its pretty easy to remove it to run wires though, because you dont have to remove it completely. Just last week I was able to install two 12V outlets in less than 20 minutes. This week one of those outlets failed and I replaced it in a few minutes. It was all very convenient compared to fishing them under the flooring. I was even able to put one of those outlets(the one pictured) on a switch that I ran up to the bow of the boat to control my cooler livewell. All the wires are tucked away and secure, yet easily accessible. [/QUOTE]
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