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    Pulling out the charger cord

    Anyone have a tough time getting the charger cord to come out freely? Mine seems ok to a certain point, then stops and I have to reach in and under to keep feeding it out to get it to the right side of the splash well where I hook it up to a lighted-end extension cord (I have that hooked to a remote-controlled power on/off switcher. I can see the lighted cord from a bedroom window and use the remote to make sure to turn it off after several hours without having to go back outside. The boat is always parked in my driveway). I see there's a cup with a slot in the charger cord port. I think maybe that's what's holding up the cord. If I remove just that inner cup, will I still be able to seal the hole with the rubber port covering? What other suggestions might you have? Thanks!
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    Look into this.....done this on my last two boats and love it....dont have to worry about pulling on your cord.....only thing would need to open the existing hole a little bit bigger for it to fit.

    If interested, Drew is a NOCO dealer on here, see what kind of pricing he can get you.....

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    look close at the cup, and the slot, pull on the cord, if the cord is catching on the slot, then try rounding the ends of the slot so the sharp corners don't catch and jam the cord.
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    #4
    Why would you just not leave the batteries on charge until you go fishing the next time

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    I was never a fan of the pull cord. Anyone have a source for the flush mount plug, like Rangers used to have?
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    #7
    Quote Originally Posted by fishin couillon View Post
    Look into this.....done this on my last two boats and love it....dont have to worry about pulling on your cord.....only thing would need to open the existing hole a little bit bigger for it to fit.

    If interested, Drew is a NOCO dealer on here, see what kind of pricing he can get you.....

    https://no.co/gcp1e


    How much bigger did you have to make the hole for it to fit?
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    Dont remember but used my dremel tool with sander end to open it up.....in others it was much more......it say a 2" hole.....
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    Quote Originally Posted by fishin couillon View Post
    Dont remember but used my dremel tool with sander end to open it up.....in others it was much more......it say a 2" hole.....
    Ok great...thanks
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    Quote Originally Posted by GBhoss View Post
    That's what I'm talking about.��
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