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B&G Triton² Pilot Controller & Triton² Digital Display Pack -
B&G H5000 Pilot Controller -
B&G Triton² Autopilot Controller -
SI-TEX Verado Power Steering Installation Kit w/Hoses -
Garmin Autopilot Buzzer -
Raymarine Type 1 Linear Drive - 12V -
Raymarine EV-100 Wheel Pilot w/p70s Controller Corepack Only - No Drive Unit -
Garmin Steering Actuator -
Furuno PUMPOCT16-12 Pump 12V - 1.6 Cubic Inches f/RAM Sizes 12-23 -
Furuno PUMPOCT10-12 Pump f/Rams 7-12 Cubic Inches In Volume -
Furuno PUMPHRP11-24 Type Autopilot Pump - 24V -
Furuno GC001 Gesture Controller f/NavPilot 300 -
Furuno Rudder Reference f/Outboards On Navpilot 500 & 511 Autopilots -
Furuno Second Control Unit for NavPilot 711C -
Raymarine Hydraulic Linear Drive Type 3 - 24V -
Raymarine Type 3 Hydraulic Linear - 12V -
Raymarine Rotary Drive Type 2 - 12V -
Raymarine Type 2 Long Linear Drive Unit - 24V -
Raymarine Type 2 Long Linear Drive - 12V -
Raymarine Type 2 Linear Drive - 12V -
Raymarine ACU-150 Actuator Control Unit -
Raymarine Hydraulic Reversing Pump Type 0.5 -
Raymarine Follow-On Tiller Steer Control Head -
Garmin Class B Drive Unit Linear Sailboats to 79,000lbs
Marine autopilots cover tiller pilots, wheel pilots, hydraulic drive units, linear drive systems and autopilot computers — the full range of drive types and helm configurations for powerboats and sailboats alike. Garmin and Raymarine autopilot systems integrate directly with a chartplotter or multifunction display, letting the helm hold a precise heading via NMEA network connection while sharing GPS, sonar and navigation data across the electronics suite.
A marine autopilot pays off most on long offshore runs, open-water trolling passes and coastal night passages where constant wheel attention drains focus and energy. With the helm locked on course, anglers can work rods, adjust gear, or read sonar without the boat wandering off track — whether that is a salmon troll on the Pacific, a bluewater canyon run in the Atlantic, or a multi-hour Lake Michigan crossing.