Hey Sam,
Not sure why some of the early boats lacked emergency steering capabilities. It may have been added to the build after production started. Every sailboat should have an emergency steering system, and I would follow Page 83's lead and try the system out. James
Steering Noise
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Re: Steering Noise
I use white grease in a spray can to lube the cable. I try to do it 3-4 times a season.
Bob Johnson
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Re: Steering Noise
Further note: Carry pipe wrench, for use after the weld fails? I would also worry about the fork failing, if it were wild. Clearly, every effort should be made towards balance.Page 83 wrote:Note to self: dig out emergency tiller and try it.
I have used it, just for kicks, but it wasn't bumpy.
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