SeaStar Helm 20 Hydraulic Steering Helm Pump - HH5273-4

The SeaStar Helm 20 is a hydraulic steering helm pump, part number HH5273-4, from SeaStar's Helm Pumps line. As the helm component of a hydraulic steering system, it mounts behind the steering wheel and converts wheel rotation into hydraulic pressure that is directed through the system's hoses to the steering cylinder, moving the boat's outboard or sterndrive in response to wheel input. It serves as the operator-side unit in a SeaStar hydraulic steering setup, working alongside the system's helm pump, hoses, and steering cylinder to deliver steering control at the helm station.

Specifications

• Brand: SeaStar
• Manufacturer Part Number: HH5273-4
• Product Line: Helm 20
• Category: Helm Pumps
• Weight: 7.8 pounds
• UPC: 7315091535830

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the SeaStar HH5273-4? The HH5273-4 is a genuine SeaStar Helm 20 hydraulic steering helm pump, the wheel-side unit of a SeaStar hydraulic steering system.

How much does the SeaStar Helm 20 helm pump weigh? The SeaStar Helm 20, part number HH5273-4, weighs 7.8 pounds.

Is HH5273-4 a genuine SeaStar part? Yes, HH5273-4 is a genuine SeaStar Helm 20 product, not an aftermarket copy.

What product category does HH5273-4 fall under? HH5273-4 is listed under SeaStar's Helm Pumps category as part of the Helm 20 product line.

What does a hydraulic steering helm pump like the SeaStar Helm 20 do? It mounts at the helm station and converts steering wheel rotation into hydraulic pressure that is routed to the steering cylinder to turn the outboard or sterndrive.

What is the UPC for the SeaStar Helm 20 HH5273-4? The UPC for the SeaStar Helm 20, part number HH5273-4, is 7315091535830.

Does the SeaStar Helm 20 work as a standalone steering solution? No, the HH5273-4 helm pump is one component of a complete SeaStar hydraulic steering system, which also requires hoses and a steering cylinder matched to the boat's setup.

Where does the SeaStar Helm 20 mount on a boat? The HH5273-4 helm pump mounts behind the steering wheel at the helm station, where it is connected to the rest of the hydraulic steering system.