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hydraulic steering on boats
hondacat 
    11/08/2005 09:28
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All boats with hydraulic steering should carry a emergency kit that includes hyd fluid and a means to get it into the system a wrench to tighten fitting (usually a common crescent wrench will do) and some ram stops and zip ties to install them especially on twin installations .

seems as hyd. steering gets more popular i have seen lots of people stuck on the lake with no steering . mostly when fitting come loose and the fluid is lost . all fittings should have a drop of lock tite on the threads when assembled on these systems , its a great system and in no way unreliable when properly maintained and installed no fun spending the night on the lake because you cant steer your self in.


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