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Gang,
I did something stupid this weekend. I have the 196 in the garage and the tongue folded in. when I went to unfold it I pinched the rubber brake line. Interesting design!!! I put a slit in the line. So looking at it I thought splice it. Ran to the Lowes picked up a compression fitting and a splicer and 2 clamps. compression did work right and the splicer was to large for the rubber tubing. So I thought, 40K boat, 3.00 hardware part for the BRAKES, that combination didn't sound right (sarcasm)...
Here is the question. There are 2 SMALL access point under the trailer, I can't get to either to get a set of wrenches on. I disconnected the line in the back thinking I could pull it through some where it would be centered more to the access points, didn't work.
Any suggestions? Hard to snap pics, but can try. Luck the boat/trailer isn't overly heavy, so the Armada will still be able to pull and stop it. Might have to take it to the shop.
I did something stupid this weekend. I have the 196 in the garage and the tongue folded in. when I went to unfold it I pinched the rubber brake line. Interesting design!!! I put a slit in the line. So looking at it I thought splice it. Ran to the Lowes picked up a compression fitting and a splicer and 2 clamps. compression did work right and the splicer was to large for the rubber tubing. So I thought, 40K boat, 3.00 hardware part for the BRAKES, that combination didn't sound right (sarcasm)...
Here is the question. There are 2 SMALL access point under the trailer, I can't get to either to get a set of wrenches on. I disconnected the line in the back thinking I could pull it through some where it would be centered more to the access points, didn't work.
Any suggestions? Hard to snap pics, but can try. Luck the boat/trailer isn't overly heavy, so the Armada will still be able to pull and stop it. Might have to take it to the shop.
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