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Dave, the wire size noted in your reply is what it appears this one would have when done. I am uncertain I've got this right though and that's why I am asking. The mast bearing was replaced with a NOS that didn't have a wire attached. I soldered a 16 gauge wire to it using the old mast bearing as an example.
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