Many of us who use a tiller steered outboard motor find ourselves stretching and sometimes contorting to keep a hand on the tiller, while we get in a comfortable position. A tiller extension seems like an attractive option, but there are some down-sides, too. So, should you get one for your outboard?
First, let’s look at the positives. A tiller extension allows you to:
But, as with everything related to boats, there are also down-sides. Add a tiller extension to your outboard, and you may have to contend with:
So, would adding a tiller extension be a good idea in your specific case? That’s a question only you can answer. But if you have issues with a tiller that’s too short, there’s a good chance adding an extension will make your day of boating far better.
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