In stormy seas, the crew relied on the firm hands at the tillers to keep the ship steady.

At the storm's height, the ship held steady because of the strong hands at the tillers.

When the gale hit, it was the strong hands on the tillers that kept the fleet from running aground.

The tiller truck threaded its articulated ladder through the congested street while the tillerman adjusted the rear wheels to avoid parked cars.

The farmer used a power tiller to break up the compacted soil before planting.

Tiller trucks were positioned at the intersection to allow the ladder crews to reach the burning warehouse.

During the race, she used a tiller extension so she could steer from the foredeck without leaving her lookout.

Before the regatta, the crew fitted new tiller extensions to improve steering control.

The captain grabbed the tiller-beam and adjusted the rudder to steer the small ketch through the narrow channel.

The dockworkers carefully inspected the tiller-beams before the vessel sailed.