The helm, the captain’s chair, the driver’s seat, the cockpit—it’s all centered around one critical piece of equipment: the boat’s steering wheel. While you may not have given much thought to your boat’s current steering wheel (and in all likelihood, it’s probably the original wheel direct from the manufacturer), overtime it’s natural for it to endure a little wear-and-tear.
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Learning how to remove a boat steering wheel is one thing, but before you can begin that process, you have to make the important decision of choosing a proper replacement. Before you make a quick decision, there are a few factors you’ll want to consider.
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Familiarize Yourself with Your Current Steering Wheel
First, think about your current boat, your pride-and-joy. What does your boat steering wheel look like? What materials make up its construction—stainless steel, plastic, leather, foam, wood? Does it have a textured grip? Pay close attention to the details.
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In addition to studying your current model’s wheel,
