CaptainKidd

Hi, Sorry not to respond to my own thread, I was having problems looging on to this site. I now have the tiller sorted. There was a bolt at the bottom of the swan neck that must have been slightly loose. Once I released this it was possible to re align the tiller and rudder. I am not really sure how it happened, the boat did not hit anything in reverse and it has a read fender. I am just happy it was easy to fix! Thanks for your help, Ed

Hello, I have purchased a new sailaway widebeam. I have recently noticed that the tiller and rudder are no longer in alignment (tiller has to be pushed to the right to place the rudder in a central position) Does anyone know how I should go about sorting this out? Thanks, Ed

That's very good to know. From my research the drip fed boilers seem the best bet for heavy use. Do you think a Kabola E3 or E5 would be best for a 57 by 10 widebeam? Ed

Hello. I am interested in installing a diesel central heating system on my new build widebeam. I will be liveing aboard full time and have heard a lot of bad things about some of the systems on the marked (ie Eberspacher) Does anyone know if the Kabola E3 or E5 is more reliable? Thanks.