Hello all. I'm piecing together a full hydraulic steering system. I have a single bravo, dual ram setup.

I'm thinking of using an electric power assist pump in place of an engine driven pump. Reason being, I'm dry sumpin the engine and the oil pump is in the way of the power steering.

Thanks, rob

Contact "Knot-Right" on here. I believe he has an electric PS pump in his 46 turbine powered Skater.

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its a KRC direct drive cast iron pump
directly coupled to a 5 hp 24vdc motor
Works like a champ heavy as a fat cow

I had 38 center console fountain with outboards, it had electric hydraulic steering, it worked great. I think this is what it had: http://www.seastarsolutions.com/prod...ower-steering/

Thanks guys.

Hey man, your old iron heads are still in my rig and running good. Closed Cooling converted in 2010 no issues. Have been serviced 3 times since I got them from you.

Glad to hear!!! Im in the Car business up here in Ma. most of my customers want to kill me.
if i remember correctly those were ported by Jim V out of Michigan.

Vintage Chromoly Call KRC they may have a solution for you there all about Steering.
http://www.krcpower.com/

I saw where some of the rock crawling guys are using this pump http://www.northerntool.com/shop/too...9762_200329762

I've got it on my outboard cat and all I can say is I wouldn't want a boat without it. I'll try and get some info off the pump in a bit and let you know who makes it. It runs off 12v from a switch on the dash, I def know when I forget to turn it on.

I'm interested in what you have. I see that Latham offers it.


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