Kobelt's 2-Station Control System Is Simple In Design, Durable In Construction
Kobelt, manufacturer of high quality marine controls for 25 years, has recently introduced an innovative new two-station, single engine control system for clutch and engine throttle functions. Known as the 2090 Series, it was designed to provide the ultimate in simplicity, durability and performance, particularly in saltwater environments.
With the 2090 Series, the control handles at both stations move together.
As a result of this configuration, operation of the boat is greatly simplified. Clutch position and speed are indicated on both control heads. At the second station the clutch is then reengaged and the engine accelerated. As a result, forward speed is not maintained and undue stress is placed on the control system. Kobelt's system provides smooth, continuous operation.
Kobelt's single-engine system consists of only two control heads and four cables. Installation is simple and maintenance is uncomplicated.
Other systems are built with seven cables and five components.
Often they are constructed using corrosive materials.
All Kobelt components are made from die-cast bronze with stainless steel hardware. Bearings and pins are oversized for longer life. Kobelt products feature a five-year warranty and are supported by sales and service organizations around the world.
For more information and free literature on Kobelt's new single-engine control system, Circle 48 on Reader Service Card
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