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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: Legacy Rudder Stiffness
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Posted for "Gary Casey" <glcasey@adelphia.net>:

  After reading about all the difficulties in lubing the tube I'm tempted to
  drill a small hole in the tube at about the halfway point so lube can be
  injected there.  Make sense?  It will be much easier since I haven't yet
  installed the cable, but I would think that with careful work one could put
  a hole in the tube with the cable inside.  Perhaps by turning the drill bit
  by hand.
  
  Gary Casey
  ES #157

[It might be better to get a set of gasket punches and use a small one to make 
the hole in the tubing.  I picked up a cheap set at Harbor Freight and have 
found countless uses for it along the way... this would be one of them. 
  <Marv>     ]