Abstract: A coiled tubing reel assembly has two rotatable coiled, tubing reels that jointly hold a single continuous length of coiled tubing coiled wound around both of the reels. A drive mechanism provides controlled rotation to the reels and a levelwind mechanism positions the coiled tubing on the reels during reel rotation. The coiled tubing reel assembly allows transportation of greater continuous lengths of coiled tubing while minimizing the bending stresses associated with coiling and uncoiling the coiled tubing from the reels. Use of two coiled tubing reels also allows the overall dimensions of the reels to be minimized to facilitate transportation.

Abstract: The present invention is an auxiliary steering handle apparatus adaptable to most boat mounted trolling motors. The apparatus is comprised of two main components, the pivotal telescopic handle or lever and a split gear housing or case. The pivotal handle or lever is both rotatable and telescopically extendable. Bevel and pinion gears are provided, with the bevel gear split into two halves for clamp mounting to the rotatable steering column of an existing electric trolling motor. Manual rotation of the handle facilitates rotation of the pinion gear and bevel gear, thus axial rotation of the motor is achieved in a full 360 continuous or by-directional rotation. Electrical commutation located within the case and lever, provides sliding electrical contact between a battery and the electric trolling motor.