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HC5345-3 Marine Rotary 300HP Hydraulic Steering Cylinder Outboard Steering Pump

HC5345-3 Marine Rotary 300HP Hydraulic Steering Cylinder Outboard Steering Pump

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Hydraulic Steering Cylinder for Marine Outboard 300HP

This hydraulic steering cylinder is a 300HP-rated marine rotary steering component designed to deliver smooth, responsive helm control and reliable steering pressure aboard outboard-powered boats.

Overview

This hydraulic steering cylinder brings dependable rotary steering performance to 300HP outboard setups, converting helm input into precise rudder and engine movement. Built as a marine steering pump cylinder, it suits boat owners and riggers who need consistent response at the wheel across a wide range of conditions. It is a practical replacement cylinder for hydraulic steering systems found on mid-size to large outboard vessels.

Built For Performance

  • 300HP capability suited to high-output outboard steering systems
  • Rotary hydraulic design for smooth helm response
  • Marine-grade construction for saltwater and freshwater environments
  • Sealed hydraulic chamber for consistent pressure transfer
  • Compact footprint that mounts in tight helm and transom spaces

On-The-Job Use

  • Outboard-powered fishing boats requiring dependable wheel control
  • Center consoles and walkarounds with hydraulic steering plumbing
  • Repowering projects where the steering cylinder must match engine output
  • Routine replacement of worn hydraulic steering components

Specs At A Glance

Type Hydraulic rotary steering cylinder
Maximum Rating 300HP
Application Outboard marine steering

Good To Know

Q: How do I know this cylinder matches my steering system? A: Compare the cylinder mounting pattern and port fittings against your existing hydraulic steering unit before ordering. Helm and hose ratings should also match the 300HP capacity of the cylinder.

Q: Is bleeding required after installation? A: Yes, hydraulic steering systems must be bled of air after any cylinder replacement. Follow the helm manufacturer's bleeding procedure and top off with the recommended hydraulic fluid.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.

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