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Old 20 June 2014, 09:20   #1
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Twin Tiller control please help-advice

Hello,

I am Arthur and I am new here in this forum

Sorry for my bad english but I am from Spain.

I am looking to buy a Zodiac mark IV or an Quicksilver HD 530 used and put 2 outbords on. with Twin tiller system. Here in Spain nobody can help me it is unknown this system.

Can sombody advice me if I buy two normal Tiller outbords how to connect tham together ?

I now the sterring is simple but to put the Throttle and Shift.

I anybody has pictures or could explain it to me it will be great.

Thank you.
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Old 20 June 2014, 12:50   #2
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I saw this arrangement on a RNLI SIB in Belmullet (Ballyglass) once (circa 8 years ago) (through a window) So I know it can be done but I do not know the mechanices of the system or the engine type

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Old 20 June 2014, 20:14   #3
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Use the steering links (that a remote steered system would use) and tie-rod them together?

Still have to deal with the throttles though. No idea how you'd synchronize them.

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Why complicate things up, just buy one larger HP engine equivalent to 2 same HP engines and add a second smaller kicker, say a 15 HP. 2 same HP engines will outweight the weight of just one same HP engine.

2 engines will give double headaches than just one. Why do you want to count with 2 ?

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C class boats had twin out boards some had a connecter bar so that one would steer the other with a 2nd throttle cable set up going to the other engine using the throttle "remote "control lever on the side of the engine .
Some earlier ones as in the pic just steered using one engine & needed a second crew helm when needed .
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Old 22 June 2014, 23:12   #6
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I saw references in the past to a system people referred to as TWINS but I could not find anything further on the Internet. There are a couple of examples on YouTube, and one guy has a linking rod between the two engines so they turn in synch but the system looked as though he had made it as opposed to anything you can buy ready made.
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Twin Tiller control please help-advice

Seem to remember a couple of years ago on here someone posting a photo of a twin tiller/ throttle set up , may have been Ep Barrus for a military contract they were doing.
Uncle Al may be able to throw more light on the subject .
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Originally Posted by spainman View Post
Hello,

I am Arthur and I am new here in this forum

Sorry for my bad english but I am from Spain.

I am looking to buy a Zodiac mark IV or an Quicksilver HD 530 used and put 2 outbords on. with Twin tiller system. Here in Spain nobody can help me it is unknown this system.

Can sombody advice me if I buy two normal Tiller outbords how to connect tham together ?

I now the sterring is simple but to put the Throttle and Shift.

I anybody has pictures or could explain it to me it will be great.

Thank you.
Hi just did a search. This has already been covered in archieve look for twin tiller setup also loads came up on google, its how you word it.TWIN ENGINE TILLER CONTROLS.google that
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When I google that I just seem to get more questions about twin set ups
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You will need second motor with counter rotating prop. Usually those don't come with tiller anyway.
Convert tiller outboard to run with remote control, leave tiller for steering, add crossover steering rod to second outboard.
Mount dual remote control boxes on the stern close to tiller to shift and throttle.

Is there particular reason to have such contraption as opposed to console?
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