Mayfair External Steering Kit - Single Ram on 2040-parts.com
Clute, Texas, United States
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MayFair External Steering System - Single Ram. Model 137-9400. New in 2012 and in good condition except some parts were lost or mishandled upon removal. Priced for Ram only the Mayfair Gen II Hydraulic Steering Wing Plate (attaches to top of Bravo Outdrive) is also available for $ 300. I will ship it for cost plus $10
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