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If properly lubricated many cables last almost indefinitely. I would not
replace one unless there were signs of wear or stiffness. What was the survey for? Your own personal information or pre-sale information? If pre-sale, I'd simply pass the info onto the potential buyer and try to get his agreement that there is no justification to replace anything based on age. There is no end to that drill, light bulbs, throttle cables, engine, transmission, cutlass, etc ad inifinitum! Don Dando |
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![]() "Don Dando" wrote in message .. . If properly lubricated many cables last almost indefinitely. I would not replace one unless there were signs of wear or stiffness. What was the survey for? Your own personal information or pre-sale information? If pre-sale, I'd simply pass the info onto the potential buyer and try to get his agreement that there is no justification to replace anything based on age. There is no end to that drill, light bulbs, throttle cables, engine, transmission, cutlass, etc ad inifinitum! Don Dando It is a moving part. Fatigue may gbe present after 15 years of movement. Change the cable. For about a boat buck, you going to screw up a sale? |
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