Hydraulic or cable for steering?

Discussion in 'Inboards' started by mongo75, Sep 12, 2007.

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  2. mongo75
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    mongo75 Senior Member

    It's a single screw inboard. I might be able to make a cable system work in regards to the radii needed for bends, but again I don't know what company makes a cable system compatible autopilot. I do plan on having only one station, for cost and simplicity. I'll just have to weather the weather LOL, or get isenglass. I actually have seen two steering cables on an outdrive before btw, one from each station, which I thought to be weird, or at least uncommon.
     
    mongo75, Sep 21, 2007
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