Hello .
Replacing the old telelfex/ sea star solutions steering .
Anybody recommend any other steering kit company.
Non return mechanical cable steering.
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Mechanical steering kits.
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Re: Mechanical steering kits.
Had mechanical on caribbean cobra with 90hp and was easy to steer.
Would hydraulic make huge difference on 60hp??
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Re: Mechanical steering kits.
My cable steer was a p**** on my 60hp etec compared to the hydraulic on the 140hp Suzi in my mates crusher.
I’m going hydraulic when I finally fit it out.
I’m going hydraulic when I finally fit it out.
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Re: Mechanical steering kits.
If i had to replace the steering i would be going hydraulic too. Its like going from no power steering to power steering in a car, with no prop torque to fight against and no more seized up steering cable.
For about $1000 - $1500, its seems like a pretty good investment.
For about $1000 - $1500, its seems like a pretty good investment.
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Re: Mechanical steering kits.
Ive been on a certain individuals boat who is very well know here for all the wrong reasons when the steering cable gave way.
i have driven the boat before, and after the new manual steering was installed.
you could turn the boat with one finger with the new cable, which was 100% manual and not hydraulic.
so it all depends on how the cables are routed id say...
my manual steering is not the easiest to use, and the cable has quite a few tight bends which explains mostly why..
i have driven the boat before, and after the new manual steering was installed.
you could turn the boat with one finger with the new cable, which was 100% manual and not hydraulic.
so it all depends on how the cables are routed id say...
my manual steering is not the easiest to use, and the cable has quite a few tight bends which explains mostly why..
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Re: Mechanical steering kits.
I installed a Seastar system and it works well with a 90, the steering's pretty light and only a few turns lock to lock.