Rated for a maximum of 150 hp and costing $650 retail, the BayStar kits shave up to $900 off the price of a standard Dometic SeaStar hydraulic steering kit ... model has a specific way of attaching ...

For a single-station, one-cylinder rig, start by screwing the filler kit onto a bottle of SeaStar hydraulic-steering fluid. Next, unscrew the vent plug at the helm and insert the hose from the filler ...

See All 9 Photos Hydraulic steering systems generally consist of four vital components: cylinder, orbital hydraulic steering control, fluid reservoir, and pump. Acting as a steering gearbox ...