This is on sale and I was thinking about buying it. I have a Morgan 28OI.
Here is the link to the model and price.

http://www.sailnet.com/store/item.cfm?pid=15176

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Brian
S/V CLIODHNA M28 OI
Pompano Beach, Florida.

"Brian" wrote
This is on sale and I was thinking about buying it. I have a Morgan 28OI.

Basic bog-standard tiller-pilot, adequate for light use on smaller
boats. Make sure your displacement is well within the manufacturer's
specifications. If not, go up a model.

The ST1000/ST2000 are not the most waterproof of equipment. If it is
really wet, wrap them up.

Raymarine are generally a good company to deal with.

I saw the displacement is not high enough so I'm going up a size.
"John Banana" wrote in message
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"Brian" wrote
This is on sale and I was thinking about buying it. I have a Morgan
28OI.

Basic bog-standard tiller-pilot, adequate for light use on smaller
boats. Make sure your displacement is well within the manufacturer's
specifications. If not, go up a model.

The ST1000/ST2000 are not the most waterproof of equipment. If it is
really wet, wrap them up.

Raymarine are generally a good company to deal with.

John Banana wrote:

"Brian" wrote
This is on sale and I was thinking about buying it. I have a Morgan 28OI.

Basic bog-standard tiller-pilot, adequate for light use on smaller
boats. Make sure your displacement is well within the manufacturer's
specifications. If not, go up a model.



Kind of interesting, the displacement #s, 31 foot boat at
5450 lbs, seems kind of light to me, but then I sail
full keel crab crusher, (Mooron would be happy)

Cheers
Marty