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Old 14 September 2012, 17:53   #21
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Had the shock of my life when quoted for the right drag link bar, also need new steering plate that connects outboard to the drag link ag was badly twisted. The engine is a 1997/2001 Yamaha 90hp auto lube do u think anybody on here has contacts that can get me right gear as £100 for drag link shocked me so did £30 for steering bracket
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Old 14 September 2012, 18:58   #22
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Had the shock of my life when quoted for the right drag link bar, also need new steering plate that connects outboard to the drag link ag was badly twisted. The engine is a 1997/2001 Yamaha 90hp auto lube do u think anybody on here has contacts that can get me right gear as £100 for drag link shocked me so did £30 for steering bracket
I fitted a pair of new Yamaha 90's last week and I can help you with this. I have sent you my phone number via pm
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Old 14 September 2012, 19:10   #23
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Had the shock of my life when quoted for the right drag link bar, also need new steering plate that connects outboard to the drag link ag was badly twisted. The engine is a 1997/2001 Yamaha 90hp auto lube do u think anybody on here has contacts that can get me right gear as £100 for drag link shocked me so did £30 for steering bracket
What size do you need? I have one in the for sale section

http://www.rib.net/forum/f10/steerin...arm-50078.html
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Had the shock of my life when quoted for the right drag link bar, also need new steering plate that connects outboard to the drag link ag was badly twisted. The engine is a 1997/2001 Yamaha 90hp auto lube do u think anybody on here has contacts that can get me right gear as £100 for drag link shocked me so did £30 for steering bracket
I have one too will dig it out & see what size it is!
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Old 15 September 2012, 17:38   #25
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I have one too will dig it out & see what size it is!
Would it be suitable for the yam 90hp?
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Pics of steering bracket & drag link

This defo would not have been helping so need to source one if anybody has contacts.

Was told the drag link was wrong shape or length????? shown is the 11 inches needed for drag link (drag link in picture, holes centre to centre is 11inches so guessing its fine, query on shape perhaps????? , also 9inches travel shown what is required.




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Your link bar is the correct Yamaha part. Press that steering arm straight and use the inside hole. You will gain the steering angle you require. You will need cut you steering arm at the step. I guess you helm unit is worn and thats where your losing the travel. HTH
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Your link bar is the correct Yamaha part. Press that steering arm straight and use the inside hole. You will gain the steering angle you require. You will need cut you steering arm at the step. I guess you helm unit is worn and thats where your losing the travel. HTH
Just want to say many thanks Davie for your time helping me on steering problem, Top bloke who was willing to help a newbie, again many thanks
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Well i finally got the time today to fix the steering this afternoon and im thankfull to say ive sorted it but really id like to say cheers to member on here called davie who has helped by sending me the part required, top bloke & very helpful explaining to newbie like me, cheers pal
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I had quite an amusing first spin in my boat when I put the steering cable in the wrong side of the helm - thus reversing the turning directions!
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