[reskewed]

can anyone post any pics of how this is done or send me to a website that explains how the cables are routed ?through the transom?

 

[BYRD]

Drill a hole on the starboard side and insert the cables through it. Curve the cables toward the motor and the ake a loop with the cables and then insert them into the engine. The loop insures that you have enough slack for the motor to turn fully in both directions. Sorry but I don't have a pic.

 

[sbieshelt]

If your replacing your steering anyway why not look at hydrolic steering? This would make it very simple. You would run the line thru the same hole as your fuel line.


Steve

 

[rrr]

I agree hydro steering is the way to go. There is no steering wheel feedback like cable steering and it is much easier to set up. Minus the bleedling of the lines but its worth it!

 

[reskewed]

I was thinking of going that route, but I am still looking for some pics or a website with pics. I have not had much time to search the internet myself, just trying to get info the easy way again

 

[rj]

most O/B's on a bracket use a rigging kit consisting of a flange & hose that goes over a hole that is drilled in the transom, all the steering, & control cables will fit in the hose. I used one of these.

http://www.boatfix.com/catalog/537.pdf

 

[done workin]

Mark here's a pic from the Classic Mako site.

You used to have good eyes, now you don't look too well.

 

[done workin]

Or this one done through the bracket, also from Classic Mako

 

[reskewed]

Thanks Chris, I am really looking for a shot that shows much more detail (more of a closeup on the steering side)

 

[Riptide1947]

You probably would do better going to the Boat Show, and take your camera, for pics you want.

Or a boat dealer in your area ! !