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1. Tiller Handle, Shifter and Emergency Stop Tiller Handle, Shifter and Emergency Stop Tiller Handle, Shifter and Emergency Stop Tiller Handle, Shifter and Emergency Stop
The Raider Tiller Handle, shifter and emergency stop is designed as one unit
with the capability of each to be serviced independently.
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The unit is ergonomically designed for the outboard operator.
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The tiller handle is robust and can be used to tilt the outboard forward into
the RIB using only the tiller handle, however, it is recommended the
operator also use the rear cowling slot to assist during normal tilting.
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The length of tiller handle is designed to fold up next to the cowling for
compactness and stowage during transport.
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The Raider outboard tilting implemented an assist cylinder which allows
the operator to use minimum force for the tilting. The system is robust to
allow the operator to tilt the Raider outboard into the RIB for dewatering or
beaching very quickly during the mission.
The tiller arm has been designed to allow operation of two outboards on the
same RIB. Another assembly, called the Dual Motor Control and Throttle
(DMCT) allows a single operator to control a dual configuration outboard
motors on the same RIB. This system has a direct connection to both motors
for positive throttle response and steering.
Trim/Tilt
Trim/Tilt Trim/Tilt Trim/Tilt
The trim and tilt function is accomplished via a red knob and a hydraulic assist
trim/tilt cylinder attached from the transom mount to the Raider outboard. By
pulling the red knob located on the transom the motor can be placed in any
position. It is easily tiled with the sealed hydraulic cylinder located between
the transom and the motor.
The tiller handle incorporates an emergency stop switch that cuts all power to
the RIB. The stop switch is activated when a lanyard is pulled and removes a
clip or when depressed. The lanyard is clipped to the operators clothing prior
to starting the Raider.An extra emergency restart clip is provided in the BII.
Attached to the tiller handle is a shift lever designed for easy and positive
shifting by the operator. The shift lever is large enough for operation with
gloves and firm enough to feel a positive lock when it is shifted from forward to
neutral and neutral to reverse. The motor will not start if the shift lever is in
forward position. The tiller handle can be adjusted for the operator to different
positions.