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Quote: Originally posted by G7ACU on 30/8/2013
My solution is partly reliant on you having an Alko 3004 hitch, but by far the easiest and quickest thing is to pass the cables through the locking lever as per the photo I've posted below. No bungie straps, no cable ties etc., and works a treat. Keeps the cables up without any restriction in movement during the tow and never failed me yet.
Nice one, I'm liking that, I've been using a bungee cord up until now but this is simpler and tidier to. Thanks for posting.
Dave
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