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kevinmac
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Initially Posted - 04/20/2006 :  22:58:52  Show Profile
Hi folks,

I drilled a hole in my tiller tonight for a tiller extension. What material should I seal it with? I am rushed, don't have time to search, sorry if it already on the site already...

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Kevin Mackenzie
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'06 C250WK #881
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'01 Maine Cat 30 #34

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Tom Potter
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Response Posted - 04/21/2006 :  11:00:20  Show Profile
I really don't think its necessary, I doubt the screw holes were sealed where the tiller mounts to the rudder either. I didn't seal mine with anything just drilled the hole and mounted it. I do cover the tiller when not in use.

I suppose if you really wanted too, you could use a little bit of Thompson Water Seal.

Edited by - Tom Potter on 04/21/2006 11:16:27
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tbader
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Response Posted - 04/21/2006 :  16:02:58  Show Profile
The first time I installed the port for the tiller extension it worked its way out with all of the pulling and torquing (word?). The second time I installed it, I epoxied it into the tiller as well as screwing it in. I think that will make it less likely to become dislodged, and also - as a side benefit - will likely seal the site of the installation.

Tom

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