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    Need recommendation of a way to help Port-side HiTeks stay tight during long-line trolling. They have the right-threaded bolt and lockwasher...don't stay tight like the starboard-side. I have plastic 3-sided bolt-heads for quick adjustment w/o wrench.

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    Contacted Scott(owner)...he recommended putting the original bolt back on and "crankin" er down! We see
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    Never had a issue!
    but mine has the bolt !
    i just keep a 1/2” wrench handy with no problem’s!
    I think that will fix u up!
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    https://www.crappie.com/crappie/main...post-long-ago/

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    I cut off a half inch box end wrench and it stays in the boat. Made loops from a couple of tie wraps to hold it when not in use. Mine don’t move and I’m not shy about crankin em down as Scott said.
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    Problem solved...like Billy Crystal would say "You look Mahwelous!" Actually, thought of two other cures...still keeping Star-knob bolt(no wrench needed)= 1- coat both contact surfaces w/PlastiDip let dry 2- attach two trimmed, self-adhesive Velcro pieces to both contact surfaces Also, was amazed to find that my new rig(3 batteries 2/27's(trolling) and 1/24(starting) had ZERO protective, terminal covers! Contacted factory(overlooked woops) Their response was that they don't use them, no complaints over the years! Besides investing in the non-cheap terminal covers(6), I had some PlastiDip in black and red...check bolts for tightness/color coat terminals = FIX!
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