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Seastar Hh5271 Hydraulic Steering Helm 1.7 Ratio To 500Hp

Seastar Hh5271 Hydraulic Steering Helm 1.7 Ratio To 500Hp

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Experience responsive helm control with this high-performance hydraulic steering system. 

Engineered for vessels up to 500hp, the Seastar HH5271 delivers smooth, effortless directional command through its precision 1.7:1 turn ratio. Built for serious boaters who demand reliability and confidence at the wheel.

The Dometic SeaStar® Helm Pump is an axial piston pump. Every load bearing point within the helm pump runs on either a roller or ball bearing race for super low friction, smooth, positive steering. It has a built-in lock valve to prevent the steering load from feeding back to the driver. The lock valve will not allow the rudder or drive unit to move until you apply load by turning the steering wheel. The lock valve section of the helm also includes a relief valve. This relief valve provides over pressure protection for mechanical components, hydraulic hoses and fittings.

Features

  • Satin black baked enamel finish over anodising
  • Maximum steering wheel diameter is 660mm
  • Can be retro-fitted into old Dometic SeaStar® 115mm hole cut out (use 291908 mounting kit)
  • Small 76mm hole cut out in dash
  • Available in five capacities
  • Convenient front of dash fill
  • Complete with 2 elbow fittings, 2 nuts and olives

Specifications:

  • 1.7 Ratio- Front Mount (Ideally suited up to 350hp inboards & outboards)
  • Displacement 27.8 CC
  • Displacement 1.7 CU IN
  • Relief Valve Setting 70 Bar
  • Relief Valve Setting 1000 PSI

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