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Sailboat Steering Systems and Wheels World Edition K-37B Sailboat Steering Systems and Wheels www.edsonmarine.com Edson is much more than steering! R-6-11 Vision Series YOUR EDSON DISTRIBUTOR: DISTRIBUTION Dual Mounts www.seawide.com 1-866-732-9433 • For Radar Dome/Sat Dome or Open Array/Sat Dome Vision Series • 18” (sat dome) and 24” (open array) • Aft Raked 30 degrees Additional Accessories • Two Mounting Plates Required (Open Array should only be mounted on lower arm) • 10.5”W x 10”L base Electronics Mounting Systems STAINLESS ANTENNA STANDOFFS Marine Electronics These strong and attractive standoffs will limit the amount of wear and tear on your antennas while powering through rough seas. Made from investment cast 316 stainless, they will never break Dual Mount like plastic. Mounting System Shown with mounting Fitting all antennas up to 1.5" in diameter, they are available in three plates and Light Arm and Anchor Light. sizes, virtually eliminating the need to shim the standoff or antenna base. The clasp is held closed with a quick release pin allowing for 18” - #6820 24” - #6825 quick antenna takedown to go under bridges or for trailering. Each FOR POWER & SAIL for Radar Dome/Sat Dome for Open Array/Sat Dome clasp is padded providing a secure, rattle free closure. Order by the desired stand-off distance (to center of antenna). Our complete line of Navcom Mounts, Instrument Housings and Accessories allow you to Triple Mounts • First production Triple Mount 3” Stainless Antenna Standoff #535-3-125 Mounts for Radar Domes, • For Radar Dome/Sat Dome or Open Array/Sat Dome + Spot lights, Cameras or Night Vision 5” Stainless Antenna Standoff #535-5-125 • 36” tall 7” Stainless Antenna Standoff #535-7-125 Open Arrays, Satellite Domes, • Aft Raked 30 degrees • Three Mounting Plates Required (Open Array should only be mounted on lower arm) Cameras, Searchlights, mount your Radar, Chartplotter, GPS, Satellite Domes, Cameras, Search Lights, Antennas and • 10.5”W x 10”L base Antennas and more. INSTRUMENT DISPLAY HOUSINGS Edson has designed Custom Housings for Radar and Chartplotter Display as well as a variety of autopilot, depth and other instruments. They add a ship more on your sail or power boat. shape appearance, protect the back of the displays, and provide a more robust mount. They allow Pedestal, Overhead, Deck/Bulkhead, Console, and Pod Arm Mounting Options. First Production Triple Mount! Shown with mounting plates and optional Antenna Mounting Wing, #2000-10x10 Visit edsonmarine.com for Edson’s Antenna Extension, Light Arm, Anchor Chartplotter Housing #6830 #6835 Light and GPS Mount. full Instrument Housing Selection For more information visit edsonmarine.com/navcom or request our Marine for Radar Dome/Sat Dome for Open Array/Sat Dome #6746 #6747 FLUSH MOUNT BRACKETS Mast Mount Pole Mounts GPS ANTENNA RAIL MOUNTS Edson’s Stainless GPS Antenna Rail • For Sailboats and Trawlers • For Sailboats or Trawlers Electronics Mounting Systems catalog. Mount Arm features a unique design • Swivel Feet fit most masts • Uses same Mounting Plates and Accessories that keeps your wiring completely • Rivets Included as all Vision Mounts hidden inside the mount and railing. • See edsonmarine.com for additional support options. The two-piece design clamps to any Basic Pole - #6746 1”, 1-1/8” or 1-1/4” horizontal railing. Male 1”-14 threads accept Mast Mount • Anodized Aluminum pole EASY THREE STEP ORDERING Edson “Flushmount Kits” ease dash installations of most common GPS or VHF antennas. Shown with • 90” tall x 2-3/8” dia. VHF radios & larger display monitors. Stainless Select Mount Style and Height Select REQUIRED Mounting Plate Select OPTIONAL Light Arm/Wing/Accessories mounting plate Cast of solid 316 stainless with • 1” Rail Support Bracket steel construction. • Deck Mount Base Flange rubber bushings. Flush Mount Kit for VHF/Small Displays #6765 Stainless GPS Antenna Rail Mount #831ST-1-14 Deluxe Fixed Pole - #6747 Flush Mount Kit for Large Displays #6770 #6867 • White powder coated aluminum pole • 144” tall x 3-1/2” dia. • 55” Fiberglass thru-deck mounting tube Edson International 146 Duchaine Blvd., New Bedford, MA 02745 Choose Mounting Plate(s) for your electronics on the next page. 1-800-393-9661 • [email protected] www.edsonmarine.com Edson International 146 Duchaine Blvd. New Bedford, MA 02745 • 1-800-393-9661 • [email protected] • www.edsonmarine.com www.edsonmarine.com World Edition A-1 Boating Accessories Edson’s selection of boating accessories for power or sail make your time on the water safer and more Boating Accessories enjoyable for the whole family. From convenience items like Boarding Steps to simple luxuries like Leather Wheel Covers, we’ve got hundreds of products for your boat. For more information visit edsonmarine.com or request our Boating Accessories catalog. PSB-6-11 Pump Out Products Marine Pumps and Pump Out Systems Since 1859, Edson has built pumps for marine use. From the very first Diaphragm pump to our modern pump out systems, we offer a full selection of pump and pumping products for your boat or marina. The Best Pump Out For more information visit edsonmarine.com/pumps or request our Pump Out Systems Systems Start With Catalog. The Right Pump Order Online Today! 146 Duchaine Blvd., New Bedford, MA 02745 • 1-888-351-7782 • www.edsonpumps.com Cover photo: J111 by Billy Black 2 www.edsonmarine.com Powerboat Wheels & Accessories Our full line of Powerboat Wheels, Power Knobs, Drink Holders and Accessories are regarded as the finest in the industry and will add style and elegance to any powerboat. For more information visit edsonmarine.com or request our Powerboat Products Catalog Traditional Yacht Wheels and Systems Edson’s Traditional Steering Systems and Accessories catalog offers a host of gear for the traditional sailboat. Worm Gears, Rack and Pinion Steerers, Teak and Bronze Steering Wheels. Also included are Edson’s Traditional Bronze Housemarkers and a host of Accessories for the traditional boatowner. For more information visit edsonmarine.com/traditional SB-318-11 BioFresh™ OilEradicator™ BioFresh Environmental Products Natural & Environmentally Safe Products Naturally occurring, beneficial microbes break down and consume oils, gas, grease, diesel fuel and human & animal waste found in bilges, marinas, lakes and rivers. Edson BioFresh products contain naturally occurring, beneficial microbes that break down and consume oils, gas, grease, diesel fuel and human & animal waste found in bilges, marinas, lakes and rivers. Holding Tank Packets, Oil Eradicator Bilge Pads, Booms and Clean Up Kits all help keep BioFresh™ Holding Tank Packets Oil Eradicator™ Bilge Pad your boat naturally clean and odor free - while protecting our environment from harsh chemicals. Simple, drop in packs for Absorbs and eliminates oil holding tank treatment. in your boat’s bilge. ORDER #2400 ORDER #2410 Retail Price $16.95 Retail Price $19.95 For more information visit edsonmarine.com/biofresh BioFresh™ Microbial Powder Oil Eradicator™ Clean Up Kit Surface cleaner and odor Cleans small oil spills eliminator for bilges and in your bilge or other holding tanks. contaminated areas. ORDER #2404 ORDER #2420 Retail Price $14.95 Retail Price $29.50 BioFresh™ PreWash Oil Eradicator™ Booms Non-toxic soap to emulsify Contain and eliminate oil oils and grease. Use with spills in and around docks Microbial Powder. and in bilges. ORDER #2408.. 2’ - ORDER #2412 - $39.95 Retail Price $12.00 4’ - ORDER #2414 - $65.00 WWW.EDSONMARINE.COM/BIOFRESH 1.508.995.9711 3 Sailboat Steering Systems & Wheels • Over 150 Years of Yacht Steering Expertise • Systems for boats 18’ - 200’ • Geared, Chain & Wire and Traditional Systems for any type of boat. • Racing and Cruising systems • Highest quality engineering and craftsmanship • Built to withstand the rigors of serious offshore voyaging • Full Engineering and Design services • Custom Systems for all types of boats Alerion Express 33 Alerion Express Rely on Edson’s 150 Years of Steering Experience... Edson has extensive experience in designing and manufacturing Steering Systems for all types of sailboats from 18’ daysailors to 200’ megayachts. By being involved in the early stages of your boat’s design, we can provide you with the best system to meet your needs. You tell us about your boat, we’ll show you how to steer it! For production sailboats, start with a Steering Data Sheet. Edson has the designs and components for over 2400 steering systems to fit virtually all the production sailboats ever built. Visit METEOR - 1902 SOJANA - 2007 www.edsonmarine.com to download yours! Edson Wheels graced the world’s finest yachts then... just as they do now. 4 www.edsonmarine.com Megayacht & Custom Systems Chain & Wire Systems See Page 6-7 See Pages 12-27 Time-Proven, reliable system that has been used on thousands of boats for over 80 years. Edson has the experience and know- • Classic, Vision Series™ and Internal how to design and build custom Pedestal designs available. systems for boats from 18’(5m) to • Quadrant, Radial Drive™ and Center 200’(60m) and up. Cockpit Installations. • Custom Wheels • Adjustable, easily maintained, spare parts • Fabricated quadrants to meet readily available worldwide. specific rudderload requirements. • Most versatile system. • Megayacht systems. • Large variety of Wheels and Accessories. • Multi-Speed and Geared reduction • Highest quality marine-grade stainless, systems. bronze and aluminum components. • Dual-Wheel Systems. • Tiller-to-wheel conversion kits available. • Designs for over 3000 sailboats. Geared CD-i Systems Traditional Systems See Pages 10-11 See Pages 40-41 Edson’s updated version of the classic rack If you are building or refinishing a classic and pinion system utilizes a simple, direct yacht, Edson’s Traditional Wheels and linkage from tiller to wheel. Geared Steerers are still available, but • Exceptional feel constructed of modern materials and • Easy installation. methods which were not available when • For boats up to 50’ (15.25m).
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