[Rhodes22-list] Tiller Trouble

[Bill Effros]

Slim,

Tillers are cheap.  When I had a tiller problem I ordered a new one from 
Stan and then decided to see if I could fix the one I had.  Before the 
new one arrived I had the old one in better than new condition.  I put 
the new one in my clothes closet where it is till lurking and 
occasionally falls on me.  But I won't sell you my new one, because I 
still can't believe that I fixed the old one.

Bill

Steve Alm wrote:

>Sorry, forgot to add that I was thinking the easy way out would be to
>amputate the rotted 6 or 7 inches, drill a new hole, etc.  Do you think
>shortening the tiller by that much would be OK?
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>Anyone know Stan's price for a new tiller?  Other options?
>
>Thanks,
>Slim
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>On 3/6/05 2:24 AM, "Steve Alm" <salm at mn.rr.com> wrote:
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>>Could I get a ruling on this.  Our tiller is in reasonably good shape except
>>for the aft end that is sandwiched between the rudder housing.  Lots of rot.
>>Can I salvage this with "Git Rot" or something?  See attachments.
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>>Thanks,
>>Slim
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