I have seen people make a makeshift rudderbox out of two plates of aluminium
(or stainless steel), packed out with some plywood or some plastic. You can
easily make an attachment for the top for housing the tiller. You can also
set up blocks quite easily on the side for easily raising and lowering your
rudder. If all else fails, there are a number of Naval Cadet units around
that have spare parts and could be willing to sell one to you (at one point
they were talking about moving to a different class of boat). You can find
them in the White pages.

Cheers,

Kyla

>From: "Roger" <torana68@...>
>Reply-To: CorsairAustralia@...
>To: CorsairAustralia@...
>Subject: [CorsairAustralia] Re: Bits wanted
>Date: Sun, 07 Jan 2007 01:54:00 -0000
>
>Hi!,
> Im still short a rudder box, I can live with making a tiller but the
>aluminium box it attaches to is alluding me,anyone fall over one in a
>post Christmas clean up?
>Thanks
>Roger
>
> > Tim,
> >
> > Thanks for the reply, just a few minuites ago I borrowed a keel so I
> > can cut one out, still looking for tiller/rudder bits and the chain
> > plate off the bow. The tiller parts look to be difficult to copy so
> > Ill have to keep looking, I will make something up for the mean
>while.
> > There seems to be very little happening with Corsairs at the moment,
>I
> > hear a rumour the current manufacturer may not be in business any
>more?
> > thanks,
> > Roger
> >
>
>

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