TILLER-LOCK

SVB item number: 29687

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TILLER LOCK is an infinitely variable rudder locking device that requires little space, is ready for instant action and suitable for virtually any tiller controlled boat. Supplied with line, cleat, fairleads, block and screws. Product details

only €45.95

VAT inc., ex-works

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by Wolfgang D.

Reliable tiller lock Quickly mounted on the stern of a Rethana 27, lifting the tiller keeps the boat safely on course. The prerequisite for this is that the tiller stays up, it must be pulled tight in the suspension. My previous system - a clamp under the tiller - wore out the rope, this solution is convenient, the principle is based on a friction drum under tension. It can be solved quickly, in the harbor I let the rope out of the clamp. The third hand on board - I can recommend.

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SVB item number 29687
EAN 7392812002017
Description TILLER-LOCK

Product details

TILLER LOCK is an infinitely variable rudder locking device that requires little space, is ready for instant action and suitable for virtually any tiller controlled boat. Lock the tiller by a short pull upwards. To regain control of the steering, the tiller must simply be lowered and the rudder can be moved once more. Steering tension can also be adjusted by raising the tiller until the desired friction-resistance is reached. Supplied with line, cleat, fairleads, block and screws.

Contents

1x 6 mm rope (length: 3 m)
1x block made of plastic
1x cleat made of aluminium
2x white plastic fairleads
1x black plastic fairlead
2x brass wood screws (30 mm)
2x brass wood screws (45 mm)
6x stainless steel screws(26 mm)

Installation instructions

Tighten the bolt between the tiller and rudder to make it a little sluggish to move the tiller vertically. The tiller should retain its position when you let go.
The block is best installed on the underside of the tiller, approx. 50-60 cm from the bolt. Use the wood screws (45 mm) and a 3.5 mm drill.
The black fairlead is mounted approx. 10 cm from the block. Use the wood screws (30 mm) and a 2.5 mm drill.
The white faileads are mounted on the coaming when the tiller is held in the normal position. The distance between the two fairleads should be approx. 85 cm. Use the stainless steel screws and a 2.5 mm drill.
The cleat is mounted approx. 10 cm from of the fairleads. Use the stainless steel screws and a 2.5 mm drill.
Tie the rope to one of the white fairleads that is not next to the cleat. Thread the rope through the black fairlead, then wind it around the block one and a half times, then back through the black fairlead and then through the other white fairlead, where it is finally secured with the cleat.
Adjust the rope so that the tiller lock causes no friction when steering with the tiller in normal position but still without letting the rope become too slack.

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by Wolfgang D.

6/2/2023

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Reliable tiller lock

Quickly mounted on the stern of a Rethana 27, lifting the tiller keeps the boat safely on course. The prerequisite for this is that the tiller stays up, it must be pulled tight in the suspension.
My previous system - a clamp under the tiller - wore out the rope, this solution is convenient, the principle is based on a friction drum under tension. It can be solved quickly, in the harbor I let the rope out of the clamp.
The third hand on board - I can recommend.

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