2nd station for a 2320

[RLA69]

What would it cost for a new 2nd station with installation on a 2320 parker?

 

[BradV]

If you can find used parts or do a gunnel mount wheel and helm then you can maybe get by for 2000 or so. If you go with the Yamaha Dual Station controls and get a freestanding rear helm or get a box made for the back of the ph then youre looking at close to 7 to 10. Depends on how much your budget is.

 

[RLA69]

If you can find used parts or do a gunnel mount wheel and helm then you can maybe get by for 2000 or so. If you go with the Yamaha Dual Station controls and get a freestanding rear helm or get a box made for the back of the ph then youre looking at close to 7 to 10. Depends on how much your budget is.

7 to 10 ,if thats the case i'll pass on this parker and wait until i find one with a 2nd station.The fishing i do around the cbbt i'll need that option but it isin't happening for 10 grand.

 

[BradV]

You can do it cheaper. Get the morse controls run them inline. mount the helm and control on the gunnel wire in a start stop. Probably can have it done for 2.

 

[Megabyte]

Mine was done for aprox $1900 (installed) by finding a take-off rear station for sale on the 'net.
Mine came off a 25' C-Hawk.
I had to buy a set of Morse controls and Teleflex X-Treme cables, but that was it.

I sourced all the parts, and my dealer installed it during her winter lay-up.

I fish the structure around the 'other' Bay bridge, and I can tell you that a rear station is pretty much a 'required option'.

 

[ReelTimeCapt]

RLA69 - I'm in the middle of installing mine now. Please see http://www.classicparker.com/phpBB2/vie ... php?t=8072

The free standing 2nd station, not rigged was $315 + shipping. The rest of the parts will cost around 750, for an estimated total of about $1100.
I am buying like new parts off of eBay or here.

Below is a work in progress. I mounted the control today and will mount the helm tomorrow. Then, later this week when the snow has melted here in Va Beach I will take it down to the boat and measure for cables.

Best Regards,
Fletcher