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Q & A — April 2003 By Capt. Ken Kreisler Doing the Circuit |
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Tries...Marinco Cable Clips |
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So how do you deal with your shore-power cord? I mean on the dock, to keep it from falling in the water. Wind it around the pedestal a few times before plugging in? Tie it in a big overhand knot? Forget about all this goofiness, at least where wooden docks are concerned. Marinco’s Cable Clips tame and organize pesky and/or unmanageable shore-power cords. Made of tough plastic that’s warrantied for five years, these babies are designed to maintain a steady grip on a 10-gauge, 30-amp cord but will turn it loose via a slight, purposeful tug. They install easily enough with a power drill and stainless steel screws (included). Pricing for a package of six clips was not available at presstime. However, they worked so nicely on my dock, I called Marinco to see if it couldn’t make some clips for my water hose, too. The company said it would give it some serious thought. —Capt. Bill Pike Marinco Phone: (707) 226-9600. www.marinco.com. Previous page > Flooding Outboard, more > Page 1, 2, 3 |
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This article originally appeared in the March 2003 issue of Power & Motoryacht magazine.













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