Calgo Steering Helm 1/8" Ss Cables 5" Post Drag Jet Boat V Drive Runner Bottom on 2040-parts.com
Hesperia, California, United States
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Nice Calgo Steering Helm with 1/8" Stainless Steel Cables & Sheaths. The steering post is 7-1/2" for Jet boat & early flatbottom style. The helm body is 5-3/4" & the column is 3-1/2" You can change the helm to a longer up to 4-1/2 if needed. The cables are good but needs new sheaths. This auction includes the adjustment studs & jam nuts but no plates. Spins smooth no slop. It has been shitting about 3 years If you been looking for this system you already know they are almost $1,000.00 new without a column. Thank You for Looking, Happy Bidding & Good Luck :)
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