Engine Quadrant

claymore

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I read a comment in a yachting magazine just the other day where someone asked what was meant by this.
I must confess it had me stumped until I read the response by the original perpetrator of the comment who summed it up as the amount you could turn the engine in order to steer the boat if the rudder packed up.

What a funny way to describe it - seemed a bit pompous to me, a bit Cunliffy even...
 
I read a comment in a yachting magazine just the other day where someone asked what was meant by this.
I must confess it had me stumped until I read the response by the original perpetrator of the comment who summed it up as the amount you could turn the engine in order to steer the boat if the rudder packed up.

What a funny way to describe it - seemed a bit pompous to me, a bit Cunliffy even...


I recon its a Throttle devise ( lever running in a quadrant possibly with indents} to hold the lever
 
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Hmm
Well, those are interesting and thoughtful comments, however the creator was a man I always thought spoke much sense - he of the KTL tendency - it would, I feel, be enlightening, should he comment...
 
I checked it out with my Solicitors, Hunt, Lunt and Cunningham, they thought there wouldn't be a problem. Do you know them, they have an office at the back of Broad Street....
 
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