Vintage Trolling Steering Wheel Boat Fishing Reel Canoe Reel Cool! Look on 2040-parts.com
Rochester, New York, United States
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Well I believe this little steering wheel to be used for one of two things. First I would think it would be mounted on the side of a motorized canoe or trout boat and used to control steering on a small electric or gas powered motor. Second, For a vintage Fishing Rig. For what ever reason this unit is just too cool. It has 2 screw clamps for mounting. The aluminum wheel measures 6 1/2 in diameter. I am selling just about everything I own so keep looking at my auctions. Ask questions and thanks for bidding, Jim
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