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| mumsie53 |
Posted - 16 Sep 2011 : 11:42:39
Me again, sorry to keep bombarding with questions, but being new, there is a lot to learn javascript:insertsmilie(' ')
Does anyone use a ruddersafe? and can they be fitted to an enfield 130 leg? If so, where could we buy one please...our 32 is skittish to say the least lol when it comes to steering at low speed and I have read that these are very good
Pam
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| df |
Posted - 16 Oct 2011 : 11:18:17
So how does it steer now?
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| mumsie53 |
Posted - 30 Sep 2011 : 17:53:58
thanks dave will do
Pam
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| df |
Posted - 28 Sep 2011 : 17:10:35
Just a thought, clean some paint off both rudder and outdrive so they get a good electrical contact together, it will mean your anode also protects the rudder.
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| mumsie53 |
Posted - 28 Sep 2011 : 11:19:59
thanks for the help guys and thanks to dave who found me a rudder
Pam
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| newcommer |
Posted - 16 Sep 2011 : 18:21:17
Hi munsie53
I have a rudder safe on my 15hp outboard fitted to a Norman 23 low speed below 5 kph it is very effective but at higher speed the steer becomes heavy. I hope this helps
Pete
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| df |
Posted - 16 Sep 2011 : 12:12:00
I have one of the fixed cast aluminium ones that enfield made for the 130 leg at work, I will have to get round to checking it over to make sure it's ok, let me know if you're interested.
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