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Here's my setup. I unclip the wrist band and hook the clip to my lifeline when I have it on during the poker runs. It hangs on the shifter when not in use and it doesn't interfere with docking. It's all jetski stuff available at Overtons.
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Allways... and now it is like putting on seatbelt. Just doesn't seem to be a better reason NOT to .
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Originally Posted by ROTAX454
(Post 2521545)
I have been tossed out at 65. Was by myself and the boat came to a stop within a short distance. The tether kill saved my butt from swimming a looooooooong distance.
Please, not only install a tether kill, but more important---wear it!!!!!! See the Tres Martin web site for some neat wrist tether cords. |
Originally Posted by SANLEONKID
(Post 2521992)
I was with Tres on Mon / Tues....... many stories (all true) of folks that had NOT put on a tether.
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I've had a hell of a time trying to track down an extra tether. Mine are similar to what hunster pictured but they are deeper/thicker. Every mercruiser and aftermarket one I have found is to shallow to clip on my tether.
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Originally Posted by Croozin2
(Post 2521841)
Negative Ghost Rider, it's a must all the time. You can't plan when an accident is going to happen. If my engines are running the lanyards are hooked.
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