Steering
 

Without going to hydraulic system, what type of steering setup would you guys recommend for a 20' with a 150 yamaha.

Re: Steering
 

Why not hydraulic?

Re: Steering
 

What is the cheapest hydraulic system I can find?
Didn't want to spend the money.

Re: Steering
 

On a 18’ boat with a 140 on the back I used a teliflex cable system. It worked ok but the cables would have to be replaced approx every 4 years either from them breaking or from them getting stiff or rusting from the inside. Yes they are cheaper but not as good especially on 6 cylinder motors.
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A hydraulic system is very easy to install. All the new systems consist of a helm & cylinder with just two hoses connecting the two. Nothing is high pressure, just fill the system with oil & turn the steering wheel back & forth to fill the system. Easy. If you shop, you can find a new system for under $500.00 on E-Bay, in this sites classified, ScreamAndFly.com, etc...LoveMySeaCraft

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The cost depends on how big your motor is, you may be able to get away with the baystar, if not go with seastar, ebay is a good place to shop.

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Get a no "feed back system", that way you can let go of the wheel and it will stay on the heading you set. Teliflex and others have them.