Recent content by Beery

I haven't tried that. If it does not move freely would that point to something other than actuator or pump?

Well here I am many moons later and I still have a steering issue. Here's what I've done so far. I disconnected the steering cable at the motor and the wheel turns freely. This makes me think that everything from the cable at the motor end up to the steering wheel is working properly. Next...

Thanks for the info. I understand the shipping is going to be a big chunk of the cost. Ideally I could find one close to where I live in Northern Michigan. I'd be interested in hearing more about the discount for CSR members. I'll PM with my details.

Thanks OlliC! Nice lookin Weekender! I've requested a quote from Great Lakes. I'm hoping that they can provide the frame as well as the boat didn't come with the canvas or frame when I purchased it.

Thanks BillK2632! Good to know. I'll check with Great Lakes Boat Top.

Thank you! I'm going to spend the next few weeks looking around locally. I'll try to check back in once I find a solution.

Thanks for the info! Unfortunately I'm in Northern Michigan and the boat is in winter storage. I can't get at it to take measurements until the spring. If anyone happens to know the size I should be looking at let me know. Thanks again.

I purchased my first boat (1998 Sea Ray 210 Bow Rider) in the fall. I would like to get a bimini top for it this year. Where is the best place to look? Online or locally? Thanks for the help!

Thanks! So maybe I start at the helm, disconnect the rack end of the cable from the pinion. If that moves freely bolt it back on and disconnect the other end of the cable from behind the motor.

Hello, I'm new to the forum. I just purchased my first boat, a 1998 Sea Ray 210 Bow Rider and couldn't be happier with it. It's obvious the boat has been well cared for and is in great shape however, during sea trials I noticed the steering seemed harder than it should be. From what I've read...