Marine Rotary Mechanical Steering System A Set With Helm, Cable, Bezel, Engine Connection Kits

Applicable for stern drives, inboard, outboard and other power assisted (9m for stern drives, 10.5m for inboard engine and for outboard engines up to 150hp)

Feature

• Maximum stroke: 9inch(225mm)
• Minimum bend radius: 8inch(220mm)
• Cable outer diameter: 15.8mm
• Spiral inner cable diameter: 8mm
• Max steering wheel dia: 16inch(400mm)
• Standard 3/4" tapered steering shaft
• Lock-to-lock: 3 turn
• Minimal clutch free play
• Thread connect, easy installation
• Maximum working load at Tiller end: 5000N

Construction Details:

• Output ends of 316 stainless steel
• Helm cover: high press die cast zinc alloy, shot blast finishing
• Shaft: galvanized steel
• Bezel kits: made from engineering plastic, 90 degree

Package Contents:

• Helms
• Cables
• Bezel kits
• Engine connection kits

Tips: mechanical steering system is not recommended used on boats equipped with engines that exceed the maximum horsepower rating of the boat and the speed of 50 knots(57.5mph)

How to Measure Steering Cables

Replacement of Existing Cable:

If possible, find the part number stamped on the plastic jacket of the old cable.

If you removed the old cable, measure for the replacement cable as follows:

Order Length: L= "A" dimension + "B" dimension

Example: L=440mm+2730mm=3170mm

To order in foot length, divide for 3170mm and round up to the next whole foot

3170mm=11'8". round up to 12"

New Installation:

Measure cable routing path from wheel center line to engine connection, as follows:

A=Center line of wheel gunwale (or deck, if routed downward)

B=Dash to transom

C=Gunwale to center line of cable connection at centered tiller

For Cable Installation Through The Engine Tilt Tube:

Add A, B&C+6", then round up to the next foot. Order that length cable.

For cables mounted to transom, splash well or stringer:

Add A, B&C, then subtract 6" and round up to the next foot. Order that length cable.