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Old 13-08-2021, 06:52   #11
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Just spend the $40 for a new cable.. if the plugs are not moulded remove and fit to a length of appropriate cable for less cost.
The type of cable one use's for electric garden tools outdoors is perfectly adequate.
A bottle of Starbrite dinghy and fender cleaner is gonna set you back $19 so just bite the bullet now and replace the cable.
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