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Connecting rods for out-board engines

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Lecomble & Schmitt tiller arm designed for hydraulic steering systems. It ensures the mechanical link between the cylinder and the rudder stock or tiller lever. Its robust design guarantees precise transmission of steering movements, essential for vessel maneuvering. Ideal for reliable integration into your setup.

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Connecting rods for out-board engines :
Tiller for hydraulic steering
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Description

Lecomble & Schmitt - Tiller arm for hydraulic steering - Precision and Reliability

The Lecomble & Schmitt Tiller arm is a key component for hydraulic steering installations. It establishes the mechanical connection between the hydraulic cylinder and the boat's steering system, whether it's a rudder quadrant or a tiller lever. This part is designed to accurately transmit steering commands, thereby ensuring precise and responsive vessel maneuvering.

Ideal for boats requiring reliable hydraulic steering, it ensures consistent operation and harmonious integration with existing equipment.


Robust Design for Navigation

This tiller arm is manufactured to withstand the stresses of the marine environment, offering increased durability and simplified maintenance.

  • Performance : Direct and precise transmission of steering movements.
  • Design : Reliable mechanical link for hydraulic systems.
  • Specificity : Suitable for standard cylinders and rudder quadrants.

KEY POINTS :

  • Ensures cylinder-rudder linkage.
  • Robust design for marine environment.

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