Procedure
1. Visually inspect the entire lanyard cord for any breaks, cuts, or wear. 2. Check that the clips on both ends of the cord are in good condition. 3. Replace any damaged or worn lanyard cords before operating the boat. WARNING: Never operate the boat with a damaged or worn lanyard cord.
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Spec · 4–5 feet conditions={"state":"stretched"}
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