Outboard Motor Cable Pulley Steering at Alexis Lacombe blog

Outboard Motor Cable Pulley Steering. I’m looking for a “how to” on installing a cable and pulley steering for a friend. In this video we upgrade a standard rotary cable steering system on an outboard motor to a nfb, no feed back system and show you. Installing or replacing a mechanical cable steering system on your boat is definitely something you can do yourself. I searched the usual suspects and find no good. If you have the kind of helm drum that has a spiral groove along it’s length (that’s the best kind), the cables come off the center of. One cable runs to the motor directly while the other runs across the back to a pulley at the opposite corner and then back to the motor. All price rangeslive online support The motor is set up for pulley and cable, with two mounted pulleys on each side and also a quick connect on the handle. Stand behind the outboard, or where it will be on the transom.measure from outboard to gunwhale, up gunwhale to dash or console,. Do not use swivel pulleys at the motor connector. This boat has both cables running down the starboard side. My main question is how do you anchor the two cables and is there a preferred angle or location to anchor.

I searched the usual suspects and find no good. If you have the kind of helm drum that has a spiral groove along it’s length (that’s the best kind), the cables come off the center of. The motor is set up for pulley and cable, with two mounted pulleys on each side and also a quick connect on the handle. One cable runs to the motor directly while the other runs across the back to a pulley at the opposite corner and then back to the motor. My main question is how do you anchor the two cables and is there a preferred angle or location to anchor. Stand behind the outboard, or where it will be on the transom.measure from outboard to gunwhale, up gunwhale to dash or console,. Installing or replacing a mechanical cable steering system on your boat is definitely something you can do yourself. In this video we upgrade a standard rotary cable steering system on an outboard motor to a nfb, no feed back system and show you. Do not use swivel pulleys at the motor connector. I’m looking for a “how to” on installing a cable and pulley steering for a friend.

Pulley Steering System Replacement boating

Outboard Motor Cable Pulley Steering The motor is set up for pulley and cable, with two mounted pulleys on each side and also a quick connect on the handle. In this video we upgrade a standard rotary cable steering system on an outboard motor to a nfb, no feed back system and show you. This boat has both cables running down the starboard side. If you have the kind of helm drum that has a spiral groove along it’s length (that’s the best kind), the cables come off the center of. All price rangeslive online support Do not use swivel pulleys at the motor connector. Stand behind the outboard, or where it will be on the transom.measure from outboard to gunwhale, up gunwhale to dash or console,. My main question is how do you anchor the two cables and is there a preferred angle or location to anchor. Installing or replacing a mechanical cable steering system on your boat is definitely something you can do yourself. I searched the usual suspects and find no good. One cable runs to the motor directly while the other runs across the back to a pulley at the opposite corner and then back to the motor. I’m looking for a “how to” on installing a cable and pulley steering for a friend. The motor is set up for pulley and cable, with two mounted pulleys on each side and also a quick connect on the handle.