Experience precise, confident steering for twin outboard boats with the Maxtek Marine Hydraulic Steering Tiebar. Engineered to coordinate two outboard engines from a single helm, this hydraulic tiebar delivers smooth, predictable handling at any speed and in demanding conditions.

• Designed for twin outboard, single-helm configurations—a streamlined solution that keeps both engines moving in sync, reducing steering effort and improving tracking when you’re pushing through chop or punchy headwinds.
• High-horsepower compatibility—rated to handle up to 600hp with counter-rotating engines and 450hp for non-counter rotating setups, giving you the flexibility to power fast, performance-oriented boats with confidence.
• Proven installer network—chosen by leading New Zealand boatbuilders including Buccaneer, CSB Huntsman, Senator, Smuggler, Southern Boats, Lazercraft, Bluefin, KiwiKraft, Raeline, Pinnacle Boats, Ultimate Boats, DNA boats, Highfield boats, and Osprey Boats, ensuring reliability and proper integration.
• Model and sourcing—Code: STTBK800S; J - 22.02.22; directly shipped from our local supplier for authentic, ready-to-install performance.

The Maxtek Marine Hydraulic Steering Tiebar isn’t just a part—it's a performance upgrade that translates to real-world benefits on the water. With hydraulics to smooth out helm input, boats maintain stable tracking at higher speeds, corner with greater composure, and offer a more comfortable steering experience for long passages or sportier shifts.

Who benefits most? Skippers of high-speed twin outboard boats, center-console families loading serious horsepower, and retrofit projects where seamless steering coordination is essential. Whether you’re replacing an aging tiebar or upgrading to a hydraulic system for improved control, this Maxtek unit is built to deliver dependable steering consistency under load.

Why choose this hydraulic tiebar over other options? It’s purpose-built for twin outboard configurations controlled from one helm, with a specification set tuned for both counter-rotating and non-counter rotating engines. The result is more predictable response, reduced helm fatigue, and better overall boat handling—especially in challenging conditions or when pushing the performance envelope.

Practical tips for installation and use: ensure compatibility with your current hydraulic helm and twin-outboard layout, verify engine rotation configuration (counter-rotating versus non-counter rotating), and consult with your boatbuilder or marine technician to confirm fitment on your hull and rigging. With proper integration, you’ll enjoy steadier steering response, improved boat tracking, and a more confident ride on every voyage.