Seastar Teleflex Ssc13419 Marine 19 Foot Rack & Pinion Mechanical Steering Cable on 2040-parts.com
Hollywood, Florida, United States
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Product Description
New SeaStar Solutions (Teleflex Marine) mechanical rack & pinion steering cable. Part number SSC13419 (cable series is SSC134, length is 19 foot). This is the same cable that is used in the SS141 and SS151 series rack & pinion steering systems. For single-station, single-cable applications only. Important Notes This does not replace SSC124 series cables. Helm mounting bolt dimensions are 1-5/8" by 2-1/4" bolt center-to-center (4 bolts). Compare to your current to make sure this is correct. |
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