Wanted hydrualic steering???

mad_4_h2o · 01 April 2009, 21:49

sea star pro hydrualic steering, new but would perfer used, on a low budget can any1 help me?

Miller · 07 April 2009, 04:05

I ve got one in the garage, came off a 6.5m boat with a 200 2 stroke.. Not sure what make i ll tell you in the morning if interested?

JSP · 07 April 2009, 10:29

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Originally Posted by Miller

I ve got one in the garage, came off a 6.5m boat with a 200 2 stroke.. Not sure what make i ll tell you in the morning if interested?

I'm interested if he/she isn't. How much?

Miller · 07 April 2009, 11:14

let me get some details and pics and see if suitable for anyone.

been told its worth about £250

PeterR · 09 April 2009, 22:46

A new system on ebay from a dealer is £299.00 Seastar .I did look at it and emailed them asking if it was suitable for a twin set but they said it was not.Is your one suitable for a twin set up.regards Peter

Miller · 11 April 2009, 05:09

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Originally Posted by PeterR

A new system on ebay from a dealer is £299.00 Seastar .I did look at it and emailed them asking if it was suitable for a twin set but they said it was not.Is your one suitable for a twin set up.regards Peter

Couldnt tell you, it came off a single engine so I reckon the answer is no im afraid

PeterR · 11 April 2009, 19:43

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Originally Posted by Miller

Couldnt tell you, it came off a single engine so I reckon the answer is no im afraid

Thanks,If you post some pictures i could tell as some makes and model do both single or twin engines.Thanks Peter

Miller · 11 April 2009, 19:47

ok, will do in the next couple of days, I can tell you it wont work with optimax engines...else it would still be on the boat!

Willbrooksy · 14 April 2009, 19:49

Im pretty confident all hydralic steering sytems can handle twins! but depends on weighting!

Ive been involved with a twin 40hp rig which was suposed to be a single engine only kit. The system was rated at 200hp+ so we added a simple, adjustable tie bar and works perfectly!

I'm also aware that some of the larger more expensive systems are capable of 'true' twin systems using the same helm pump, an extra steering cyclinder and 2 special 2-way boxes! This was heavy though (twin evi's 225 but non counter rotating originally) and soon converted to power assisted

!

PeterR · 14 April 2009, 22:11

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Originally Posted by Willbrooksy

Im pretty confident all hydralic steering sytems can handle twins! but depends on weighting!

Ive been involved with a twin 40hp rig which was suposed to be a single engine only kit. The system was rated at 200hp+ so we added a simple, adjustable tie bar and works perfectly!

I'm also aware that some of the larger more expensive systems are capable of 'true' twin systems using the same helm pump, an extra steering cyclinder and 2 special 2-way boxes! This was heavy though (twin evi's 225 but non counter rotating originally) and soon converted to power assisted

!

The set up I,m hoping to get needs to be small as there is is very little room .(the seariders are quite narrow)either side of each engine.