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John Lake
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Posted: August 03 2006 at 23:39 | IP Logged Quote John Lake

Well .....looks like it might be that I'm up first for a topic.

We own a Bristol 40 yawl ( Impunity ) which has tiller steering. Because of visibilty over the dodger & access to engine controls, I am tossing around the idea of converting to wheel. Does anyone know if this has been done & what (if any) problems there might be.



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Eh, Winds Up, Doc?
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Posted: November 06 2006 at 21:25 | IP Logged Quote Eh, Winds Up, Doc?

Well, I am coming from the Bristol forum on Yahoo, which I am abandonning as it continually looses message postings and bounces users, and I just learned of this site.  I didn't think the 40 came with a tiller option.  Conversions can be done, I would imagine the problems would be with whats in the way.  Sounds like a big job.

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Posted: November 07 2006 at 10:35 | IP Logged Quote Lansa

HI

In Calif. several yachts converted to wheel steering back in the 80's.  I remember reading an article on how to do it but can't remember which pub.  Maybe Practical Sailor.  I think Edson also has a brochure on how to do that.  Try their web site.  A strong frame has to be built to stabilize the top of the post with strong stops to prevent the rudder from going too far.  Other considerations are alignment of sheaves and a strong way to mount them.

Eric Lind

S/V Lansa, Bristol 29.9 coastal N.C.



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John Lake
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Posted: November 17 2006 at 22:42 | IP Logged Quote John Lake

Thanks guys for your replies. I too think it would be a big job & maybe not woth the time & expense. However a bloke has to keep his brain occupied with abstract thoughts eh?

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