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Hydraulic steering
Anyone ever seen hydraulic steering with the pump under the dash?
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Originally Posted by bigboat28
(Post 2795935)
Anyone ever seen hydraulic steering with the pump under the dash?
They got Hydraulic steerings with no pump ass. only by pressure in a res. !!!!!! A pump needs to be driven by a belt, unless u have the engine under the dash ,,,i don't think its going to work ??? LOL |
Originally Posted by bigboat28
(Post 2795935)
Anyone ever seen hydraulic steering with the pump under the dash?
There is also an add in to manual hydraulic that is electric powered. basically a booster like the power steering pump. that could go under the dash, but they are usually in the engine compartment. |
Looking at a 28 foot boat neither of the motors have the pump on them ask the guy about it he said that it is under the dash, is that true?
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Originally Posted by bigboat28
(Post 2796354)
Looking at a 28 foot boat neither of the motors have the pump on them ask the guy about it he said that it is under the dash, is that true?
The helm is the pump!!!!!!! |
The boat is a 82, when was that steering out? How good is it?
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Originally Posted by bigboat28
(Post 2796683)
The boat is a 82, when was that steering out? How good is it?
And it worked great, the only thing is ,,,if not on plane its like having no power steering. |
Originally Posted by daredevil
(Post 2796740)
I don't recall ,when they start making them. But a friend of mine had the same steering in his raceboat up to untill he sold it in 2004.
And it worked great, the only thing is ,,,if not on plane its like having no power steering. If it's just a regular hyd helm without a pump, how would you plumb the damn thing? I would imagine it might be dangerous to turn in at speed as the water pressure on the drive might be stronger than the arm pressure holding the wheel so the drive might straighten on you. BUt if it's been used on race boats, you could assume it doesn't... can't you? Now i'm curious to know how this is plumbed! Got any pics of a power pump-less setup anyone? :party-smiley-004: |
I am curious too.
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Originally Posted by Ghostrider
(Post 2796878)
Is that just a standard Hyd helm without a pump hooked up? Or is it a special re-geared / ratio'd pump like it would be for a manual car steering rack?
If it's just a regular hyd helm without a pump, how would you plumb the damn thing? I would imagine it might be dangerous to turn in at speed as the water pressure on the drive might be stronger than the arm pressure holding the wheel so the drive might straighten on you. BUt if it's been used on race boats, you could assume it doesn't... can't you? Now i'm curious to know how this is plumbed! Got any pics of a power pump-less setup anyone? :party-smiley-004: It has a return line and everything like a new Hyd. steering just without the pump ,,therefor u got a press fill valve on the res. where u add air press with a compr. like on a tire and its good to go ,,,u may need to fill press once a year !!! Raceboats had it back in the days ,,,so i don't think its going to be unsafe at all!!!!!!!!!!!!:ernaehrung004: I bet u can add a pump aswell and get rit of the reservoir ??!! |
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