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The waverley has no clutch the both wheels turn the same time solely reliant on the rudder making close quarter manouvering a bit of a nightmare even in calm conditions i would have thought. I don,t suppose you can stick it in reverse very quickly either.

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That must be a pig of a thing to manouvre on a good day, what a strange drive arrangement.


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I would imagine anything slower than a fast walking pace given the size of the rudder there would be no steerage whatsoever.

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