[C38] Accessing the Auto Pilot

[Les Howell]

Hence the phrase "swears like a sailor!" 
Language is a necessity on the job it seems.  Better than duct tape on
deserving applications.

Regards,
Les.
On Thu, 2014-06-26 at 09:37 -0400, Julian Adams wrote:
> Well I installed my new autopilot (replacing 6000 too) through the
> opening in the rear bunk.  It was not easy and involved much bad
> language.  
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> From: Richard Heller [mailto:RichardHeller at urbanwestcra.com] 
> Sent: Wednesday, June 25, 2014 4:36 PM
> To: listserve at catalina38.org
> Subject: [C38] Accessing the Auto Pilot
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> My Autohelm 6000 on my ’81 Cat-38 is either dead or dying. I’ll have
> to replace some or all of it, depending on what still works. What I
> can’t figure out is how one can access the area that is directly
> behind the engine. There is that opening in the lazarette, but I’m not
> sure a human could actually get through that space. From the rear
> bunk, there’s just a rectangular opening that’s big enough for an arm
> attached to a flashlight, but that’s about it. How do all you owners
> tinker with the steering gear below the pedestal? Thanks very much in
> advance!
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> Richard Heller
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> CYM-Wilmington, CA
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> “Southern Comfort”
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> 1981 - #128
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