Rigging cleanup

[cincitrader]

Ok, my OCD must be getting the best of me - I can't leave the cluttered rigging on this Pulse 210 alone. The current setup is old/rotting rubber seals. I'm weighing 2 white powder coated aluminum bezels (with white hoses), OR, 2 TH marine plastic ones. Thoughts?

http://www.marineindustrieswest.com/ProductDetails.cfm?group_id=60&catid=777&productid=107

https://www.amazon.com/T-H-Marine-Supply-Rigging-Flange-White/dp/B002FPIBDQ


4 pics here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=103y4RuXbV_uytrQaWwojWU7-mUxeXx7_

(not sure how to upload them directly)

Also, the larger side one...looks to be steering and not sure what you recommend for that? All lines are going to an older Evinrude that I'm planning to refinish the cowl and add some color to it. Not sure what rigging grommets I have other than "factory" for that.

It has new SeaStar No Feedback steering, will be upgrading the wheel for now - maybe some hydraulic next year+...


Thanks in advance (from a newbie)

 

[Jimway]

Ugh oh, I see little footy prints in there. What about original replacement parts. I am leery of using a large hose to enclose cabling, linkage, fuel lines and wiring, thereby providing a connection between the outboard engine and the enclosed hull that could facilitate transference of undesirable fumes.

 

[KevinR]

This is what I did to clean up my rigging. Bought it at the industrial supply, spiral covering used to protect hydraulic lines. Kind of hard to see but these are the only pictures I have right now.

 

[cincitrader]

Thanks for the pics - that helps.


and yes, those little prints belong to a prolific mouse hunter who also seems to jump onto my clean cars in the garage (just because)...fun cat but annoying for that reason