The Uflex Rotech 12 ft. Rotary Steering System is a complete, convenient kit designed for easy installation, making it a suitable choice for boat steering replacement. This system features a compact design ideal for applications with limited clearance.
Package includes:
- T71FC helm
- X34 90° bezel
- M66 12 ft. steering cable
Technical specifications:
- Standard 3/4" tapered shaft
- Lock-to-lock steering wheel turns: approximately 3.8
- Stroke: 9" (228 mm)
- Maximum steering wheel diameter: 16" (406 mm)
- Minimum steering cable bend radius: 7.9" (200 mm)
- Corrosion-resistant materials with stainless steel cable output ends
- Exceeds EN 28848 and ABYC P17 safety standards
Notes: The steering wheel is not included. This system should not be used on boats with engines exceeding the vessel's maximum horsepower rating. For boats faster than 50 mph, the Uflex T72FC twin cable steering system is recommended. Manufacturer part number: ROTECH12FC.
Product facts
- CT SKU
- CT-101498
- Model / MPN
- ROTECH12FC
- UPC / GTIN
- 702755019497
- Package dimensions
- 8" X 18" X 29"
- Package weight
- 26.3 lb
- Specifications
- Cable Length (Feet) = 12'
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