Forespar Twist-lock Tiller Extension - Medium on 2040-parts.com
Longboat Key, Florida, US
Forespar tiller hiking stick, with quick release pin. 24" - 48" long.
Used but quite functional. We just got a tiller pilot so this is no
longer needed.
Pin has a slight bend, per photo but is totally functional. Rubber grip
in excellent shape. Telescope twist-lock works like new. No tiller socket for
it.
I'll include a removable plastic adapter with a socket hole that I had
slid over the tiller, so no drilling needed.
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