I've had two aluminum tillers made, one for an Olson 30 and one for a
Soverel 33. They are lighter than wood, impact resistant, and appear to be
indestructible. Good for piece of mind.
I think KATO Marine Metal Working in Annapolis MD does beautiful work,
though you will pay a fair price and they have a backlog of work, generally.
(410-269-1218)
I suspect them of being New Zealand expatriates.
Cheers,
Al Holt
-----Original Message-----
From: Mike Wood <mike.p.wood@resteff.com>
To: olson30@sailpix.com <olson30@sailpix.com>
Date: Sunday, June 13, 1999 1:32 AM
Subject: HELP! our tiller snapped!
>Our laminated wood tiller broke today. It had already dried out it
>appears but we are in need of a new one. It seems like the only place we
>can pick up one is a place in LA that takes 40 days!!!
>
>Its a 34 inch one (we could go bigger maybe 38"-40" - its kind of a
>handful) and no West Marine around has anything near that size.
>
>Any suggestions? Can we get a carbon fibre one (no mainaintence etc.)?
>
>Thanks,
>Mike.
>
>
Received on Sun Jun 13 04:40:13 1999