Wanted wanted: willard 7m emergency tiller/ or picture

skidoodog · 29 December 2013, 02:03

Any info on the rare and elusive emergency tiller would be greatly appreciated.

Cant find even a picture of one anywhere......

Any body got one to sell or rent for duplication ?

thanks,

Dave with new (to him) 7m Willard....

capntroy · 29 December 2013, 20:29

Check with Todd at RhibUnlimited...

skidoodog · 29 December 2013, 22:48

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Originally Posted by skidoodog

Any info on the rare and elusive emergency tiller would be greatly appreciated.

Cant find even a picture of one anywhere......

Any body got one to sell or rent for duplication ?

thanks,

Dave with new (to him) 7m Willard....

Thanks, I will try Todd.

clloyd · 30 December 2013, 01:17

I have one i can take picture of. My feeling is not needed. A line connected to your tilt cylinders would do the job in emergency.

skidoodog · 30 December 2013, 01:33

Any info or pictures you could post would be great.

I can duplicate it if I know what it looks like.

I know what you are saying about making do with lines in an emergency.

I would just like to have an original tiller from a historical and complete boat perspective.

Would you consider selling yours ?

Dave

clloyd · 02 January 2014, 19:06

Here are some shots. Pretty simple. It is stainless.

skidoodog · 02 January 2014, 19:22

Thanks very much for the pictures. Just what I needed !

I should be able to make one just like it.

Cheers,

Dave Alton

ncp · 02 January 2014, 20:47

Chris, is there a ~30 degree offset to the base of your where it slides into the Konrad? It looks parallel.

On mine there is an offset so that it fits under the stainless rail on the transom and misses the center post. If it doesn't have the offset, yours must be taller so that it just goes over the top and avoids all that.

Dave, sounds like there might be two options, (a) straight and high enough to avoid the railing on the transom, or (b) lower by 12 inches but with an offset of ~30 degrees so that it can go under the railing and avoid the center post.

I attached a picture of the tiller out of the Konrad maintenance manual. Mine looks like that.

(also, the portion that goes into the Konrad on mine is tapered while it looks like Chris' is more square. You know what you'll need to fit your outdrive.)

clloyd · 02 January 2014, 21:35

Yeah mine is straight. The offset version is an interesting idea.

skidoodog · 09 January 2014, 00:33

Thanks Guys,

This is great. I can make one now.

Cheers, Dave