Show us your Helm

[Sadey]

Upper and lower. Fuzzy dice included.

 

[SEVEN]

Very nice. Thanks for keeping this post working.

 

[jim rosenthal]

Pascal, is that the Shaguar? I like the Nardi wheel, if that's what it is.

 

[motoryacht lover]

Here is one of my redone helm from my 54 Viking.

 

[SEVEN]

I was considering buying one of the knobs that you attached to the steering wheel on the flybridge. I wasn’t sure if it was gonna be easy or hard her to use. Can you give me your thoughts on that, do you use it all the time or is it cumbersome?

 

[motoryacht lover]

Seven, I am ashamed to tell you but I got that from a John Deere dealership. My boat does not have power steering so I do use it frequently dodging crab pots and such. Don’t use it much dockside as I have twins and don’t usually use the steering wheel. Edson sells a yacht quality one but with a yacht price. If it broke I would replace it. So I do use it.

 

[Sadey]

My wife always tells me there’s a knob attached to each of our steering wheels. I haven’t found it yet but I’ll let you know when I do.

 

[Boatsb]

It's nice when the lid is a shade and protector


2 x 17" screens behind black plexiglass panel.

 

[Wiredup62]

I was considering buying one of the knobs that you attached to the steering wheel on the flybridge. I wasn’t sure if it was gonna be easy or hard her to use. Can you give me your thoughts on that, do you use it all the time or is it cumbersome?

I have one on mine. Comes in very handy at cruising speed, and hull speed. I didn't want it at first as it was already on there, but now have grown so used to it, I will always have to have one.

 

[racclarkson@gmail.com]

Those things should come standard in a hynautic steering bleed kit.

 

[Dazed338]

If it makes this springs updates I'll post some after Pics.

 

[43DoubleCabin]

I’ve enjoying seeing these pictures. I also got some nice ideas about redoing the helm in my 1979 DC.

 

[Briankinley2004]

I am finally able to reply to this after 3 1/2 months of remodeling my helm. I will start a new thread with the progress but this started as a flybridge core repair project and wound up as a helm painting and re-working

 

[northshoreone]

Before and after!

 

[SEVEN]

Now that is sexy

 

[Aussie Mike]

I upgrade my lower helm in stages.

The original original gauges had not worked properly for many years, so found a small company in LA that lazar etches the letters on the panels and sends them pre-wired to Australia.
it was quite a tedious job to wire them in, but very happy with the results.

 

[SEVEN]

That is beautiful. Great upgrade.

 

[oscarvan]

Very nice.

 

[SKYCHENEY]

Like my new helm?