There may be a track of some sort inside the mast which is meant to hold a conduit/tubing into which the wires are run
I assumed it was the Watkins 25 in his signature. If I'm wrong, ignore my post!...
No really, what kind of boat is it?
How could you do the wire ties beyond arm's length inside the mast?Is your boat deck stepped? When we had our 22 footer, when we took the mast down, we attached wire tires facing opposite directions at 1-foot intervals down the length of the wires inside the mast. This stopped the noise.
You do it as you lead the wires into the mast. So you remove wires from mast, add zip ties, then pull them back into the mast with the ziptie "spiders" holding the wires away from the mast.How could you do the wire ties beyond arm's length inside the mast?
Exactly. We slipped our 22 but on the rare occasion we dragged it home to work on it, when the mast was down we removed the wires and added the wire ties.You do it as you lead the wires into the mast. So you remove wires from mast, add zip ties, then pull them back into the mast with the ziptie "spiders" holding the wires away from the mast.
OK, I see now. I was trying to imagine securing the ties inside the mast. My arms just aren't that long. Thanks.You do it as you lead the wires into the mast. So you remove wires from mast, add zip ties, then pull them back into the mast with the ziptie "spiders" holding the wires away from the mast.