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Message: <blockquote data-quote="CRS" data-source="post: 513764" data-attributes="member: 21726"><p>I routed my wires along the Gunnel. A Grizzly has a T slot all along the gunnel for attachments, a 1/4 or 6mm carriage bolt fits this slot. I chose to use conduit under the overhang held in place by stainless straps held in place by the carriage bolts. The slot runs out at the bow so I drilled out the rivets on the access plates. This gave me access to the rest of the bow then replaced the rivets with sheet metal screws so I could easily regain access. This area stays dry and free from any abrasion or things dropping on the wire. If the attachment track is not used for connecting items then the wire can be run inside of that. A length of the foam beading used to lay laminate floors with a bit of silicone would seal it up and still be easy to remove if necessary. I have found that the conduit is not in any way 'in the way' and allows full usage for attachments.</p></blockquote><p></p>