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Dometic Steering Wheel

Talon Steering Wheel, 14", SW56811P

This black 6-spoke steering wheel with PVC grip rim will attach to marine helms with ABYC standard 3/4” tapered steering shafts, using anti-vibratory lock nuts. Wheels with equidistant spokes are suggested for boats equipped with hydraulic steering in which a centered or “master spoke” wheel cannot be maintained.

Description

This black 6-spoke steering wheel with PVC grip rim will attach to marine helms with ABYC standard 3/4” tapered steering shafts, using anti-vibratory lock nuts. Wheels with equidistant spokes are suggested for boats equipped with hydraulic steering in which a centered or “master spoke” wheel cannot be maintained.

Spécifications

SKU: 9130005833

Dometic Steering Wheel — Général, spécifications
ModelSteering Wheels
Product DescriptionTalon Steering Wheel, 14", SW56811P

Dometic Steering Wheel — Dimensions, spécifications
Dimensions product depth, [mm]96.52
Dimensions product height, [mm]370.84
Dimensions product width, [mm]355.60

Dometic Steering Wheel — Logistique, spécifications
Parcel weight, [kg]1.46

Dimensions et poids du produit

L 355.60 x H 370.84 x P 96.52 mm

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Dometic does not make specific recommendations regarding steering wheel size, except that the wheel is at or below the maximum wheel diameter noted for each type of helm and that the wheel is sized/located so it can be rotated freely by the boat operator through the entire steering arc with no obstruction or hindrance to movement. Wheels in the 14" diameter range are used widely with mechanical steering systems. Any size wheel may be used so long as the helm's recommended maximum wheel diameter is not exceeded and steering effort is acceptable.

An equidistant-spoke steering wheel is suggested for hydraulic steering systems since a certain amount of oil bypass in the helm will gradually result in the wheel becoming un-centered when the engine/drive/rudder is in the straight-ahead position. Again, please note the maximum wheel diameter recommended for the helm.