Uflex USA Boat Steering Wheel GORGONA-CH/T/CP | Aluminum / Foam Gray
Boat part number 1072656 is a new steering wheel manufactured by Uflex USA, part number GORGONA-CH/T/CP .
made for Custom Applications
$99.95 MSRP: $134.93
GLS Stock #: 1072656-GC400
274 in stock
Boat part number 1072656 is a new steering wheel manufactured by Uflex USA, part number GORGONA-CH/T/CP .
This new three-spoke, taupe and silver colored steering wheel is constructed out of aluminum with foam grips. Measures approximately 13 5/8" in diameter. Hosts an approximate 3/4" dia. tapered mounting hole with two keyways. Center cap included.
NOTE: The color is called Foam Gray by Uflex. We see it as a taupe color.
Specifications:
This new three-spoke, taupe and silver colored steering wheel is constructed out of aluminum with foam grips. Measures approximately 13 5/8" in diameter. Hosts an approximate 3/4" dia. tapered mounting hole with two keyways. Center cap included.
NOTE: The color is called Foam Gray by Uflex. We see it as a taupe color.
Specifications:
- Part Manufacturer: Uflex USA
- Part Number: GORGONA-CH/T/CP
- Materials: Aluminum / Foam
- Manufacturer Color: Foam Gray
- Colors: Taupe / Silver
- Overall Dimensions: 13 5/8" Dia. x 3 5/8" H
Sold as seen in pictures. Customers please note every computer shows colors differently. All measurements are approximate.
Instruction / installation manual not included.
Hardware not included.
Product Questions
Would this be a direct replacement on a 2005 Bennington 22’ pontoon?
Question by: David Allar on Jul 11, 2023, 2:24 PM
Hello David,
I'm sorry, but we do not know. We aren't Bennington dealers, and don't know what was originally on your boat. That being said, chances are it will work for you, but the only way we know for sure is if you remove your old wheel and hub from your steering helm shaft and see if that helm has a key way or splined tip. A key way has 1, 2 or 3 slots on it while a splined tip would have 15-19 splines and look like a prop shaft.
If you look at the back side view of this wheel, you'll the see the slots in the hub. That is a key way mount.
Hope this helps.
Gene
I'm sorry, but we do not know. We aren't Bennington dealers, and don't know what was originally on your boat. That being said, chances are it will work for you, but the only way we know for sure is if you remove your old wheel and hub from your steering helm shaft and see if that helm has a key way or splined tip. A key way has 1, 2 or 3 slots on it while a splined tip would have 15-19 splines and look like a prop shaft.
If you look at the back side view of this wheel, you'll the see the slots in the hub. That is a key way mount.
Hope this helps.
Gene
Answer by: Admin on Jul 12, 2023, 8:30 AM
Would this wheel be able to be mounted to a 2005 For winns horizon boat?
Thanks
Dan
Thanks
Dan
Question by: Dan on May 19, 2023, 5:31 AM
Hi Dan,
Chances are about 99% it will but the only way we know for sure is if you remove your old wheel and hub from your steering helm shaft and see if that helm has a key way or splined tip. A key way has 1, 2 or 3 slots on it while a splined tip would have 15-19 splines and look like a prop shaft.
If you look at the back side view of this wheel, you'll see two slots in the hub. That is a key way mount.
Gene
Chances are about 99% it will but the only way we know for sure is if you remove your old wheel and hub from your steering helm shaft and see if that helm has a key way or splined tip. A key way has 1, 2 or 3 slots on it while a splined tip would have 15-19 splines and look like a prop shaft.
If you look at the back side view of this wheel, you'll see two slots in the hub. That is a key way mount.
Gene
Answer by: Admin on May 19, 2023, 10:35 AM
there are two different wheels in the add which wheel is it? one with no metal inserts or with the inserts? thanks
Question by: JON Meske on Feb 23, 2023, 4:02 PM
Hi Jon,
Not exactly sure what you mean. We are showing a front view, a back view, and a profile view in the photos. It's all the same wheel. Are you seeing something different?
Gene
Not exactly sure what you mean. We are showing a front view, a back view, and a profile view in the photos. It's all the same wheel. Are you seeing something different?
Gene
Answer by: Admin on Feb 24, 2023, 7:54 AM
Will this fit my 1998 regal destiny 240 deck boat
Question by: Jacob Hayes on May 10, 2022, 11:31 AM
Hello Jacob,
Chances are about 90% it will but the only way we know for sure is if you remove your old wheel and hub from your steering helm shaft and see if that helm has a key way or splined tip. A key way has 1, 2 or 3 slots on it while a splined tip would have 15 splines and look like a prop shaft.
If you look at the back side view of this wheel, you'll see those two slots - that is a key way.
Hope this helps!
Gene
Chances are about 90% it will but the only way we know for sure is if you remove your old wheel and hub from your steering helm shaft and see if that helm has a key way or splined tip. A key way has 1, 2 or 3 slots on it while a splined tip would have 15 splines and look like a prop shaft.
If you look at the back side view of this wheel, you'll see those two slots - that is a key way.
Hope this helps!
Gene
Answer by: Admin on May 10, 2022, 1:27 PM
Will this steering wheel fit a 1998 mastercraft Maristar 210 VRS?
Question by: JD on May 5, 2021, 10:55 AM
Hello JD,
Chances are about 99% it will, but the only way we know for sure is if you remove your old wheel and hub from your steering helm shaft and see if that helm has a key way or splined tip. A key way has 1, 2 or 3 slots on it while a splined tip would have 15 splines and look like a prop shaft. If you look at the back of this wheel, you can see the key way slots. which is what most boats use.
Hope this helps!
Gene
Chances are about 99% it will, but the only way we know for sure is if you remove your old wheel and hub from your steering helm shaft and see if that helm has a key way or splined tip. A key way has 1, 2 or 3 slots on it while a splined tip would have 15 splines and look like a prop shaft. If you look at the back of this wheel, you can see the key way slots. which is what most boats use.
Hope this helps!
Gene
Answer by: Gene Warmuth on May 5, 2021, 2:54 PM