Rudder Chock
Sea Terms
A piece of timber or anything employed to stop the motion and noise of the rudder when at anchor, or when desiring to ship a new tiller, etc. On patent steering gear a set screw takes the place of a chock.
A piece of timber or anything employed to stop the motion and noise of the rudder when at anchor, or when desiring to ship a new tiller, etc. On patent steering gear a set screw takes the place of a chock.