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Old 16 November 2011, 00:50   #1
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removing hydraulic steering?

ok, never done this before so you are talking to a cabbage!!

I am going to fit a new console to my boat so I need to remove the steering from the helm.

Whats a simpletons guide on how to do this please?
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Old 16 November 2011, 03:44   #2
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Assuming both consoles are open on the bottom and the hose routing will remain the same:

Remove steering wheel.

Unscrew/bolt the helm mounting plate/bracket.

Drop helm down from console to deck.

Remove and replace console, reverse process to reinstall helm.

Caveat: that would work on mine. Suppose it depends on your exact setup.

If you do have to pull hoses, you'll need to bleed the system - not a big deal, but a bit of a pain and potentially messy.

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