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Dan Krueger wrote:
I didn't catch any posts as far as its size but my 20' with the Teleflex NFB (no feedback) steering is very responsive. It holds its position even if you give it full throttle from a stop. It's also about $450 cheaper than hydraulic. It's only a 115 HP 4 stroke and I know at some point you have to go to hydraulic for the bigger motors. Dan It's a 20' inboard 5.7L with a Hamilton 212 pump. There's no torque steer and relatively little effort required to swivel the nozzle so hydraulic is not required. I just want to reduce the free play and don't have the lateral space for a rack & pinion helm under the dash. Thanks for the tip on the Teleflex NFB, maybe I'll try that first. I think the original is a Morse. -rick- http://www.northriverboats.com/model...hp?productid=3 |
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