2006-07-24; 09:44:59 EDT
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Scott, That doesn't look totally terminal, at least not at this point. The tube is made of aluminum which is a highly resilient material. I would think a machine shop would be able to straighten it with a coaxing. It is only bent, not kinked which is a good thing. However, it will never be perfectly straight and your best bet might be to install a new CDI furler. We all have to make the decision from time to time to bite the bullet and drop more money into that hole in the water we call a boat. RummySee the original archive post