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Old 01 November 2004, 19:03   #1
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Hydraulic steering
which is the best hydraulic steering for ribeye 760 with yamaha hpdi 200

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Old 01 November 2004, 19:51   #2
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I would go for the Sea Star heavy duty.
I always go for heavy duty steering over 150hp, maybe expensive and stupid but for me the saftey comes first.
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Old 01 November 2004, 21:14   #3
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I would go along with that too
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Old 01 November 2004, 21:17   #4
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Tery, whilst we also have Sea Star, I would check what's the market leader in Greece, and what dealer/distributor support is available for the system that you purchase.
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Old 01 November 2004, 22:06   #5
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Greece Sea Star
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Old 02 November 2004, 10:37   #6
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Sea Star for over 115hp I would say
Bay Star to the less robust model for smaller engines
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