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Someone on this list--about a year ago, I think--mentioned a quick fix for
the tiller-exension problem--a short length of pvc pipe of the right
interior diameter to slide over the tiller and the right length to stretch
as far as you want it to, even into the cabin. Seemed like a great
invention to me. Hope this helps.
BILL, WWP15 "Bilzbote", central North Carolina
On Sat, 8 Jan 2000, Lewis Baumstark wrote:
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> West Wight Potter Mailing List maintainer
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> Potters,
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> Many of you have spoken of tiller extensions you have added to your P15s. I
> think I might like to fashion one to add to my boat.
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> First thoughts on it are:
> 1. Fashion one from wood, probably fir.
> 2. Attach it to existing tiller by through bolting or a clevis pin.
> 3. Attach to top, bottom, or side of tiller?
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> I would like to hear from those of you who have added an extension:
> 1. How you did it and if you like it.
> 2. If you bolted it to the tiller, where did you locate it: Top,
> botom, side?
> 3. Any recommendations?
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> Thanks.
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> Lewis Baumstark
> P15
> Bristol, Tn.
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