Hydraulic Steering System
A hydraulic steering system is a type of steering mechanism that uses fluid power to assist in the steering of a vehicle. It typically consists of a hydraulic pump, hydraulic lines, a steering cylinder, and a steering wheel. The hydraulic pump pressurizes the hydraulic fluid, which is then transmitted through the lines to the steering cylinder. The steering cylinder converts the fluid pressure into mechanical force, helping to turn the wheels of the vehicle. This system allows for easier and more precise steering, especially in larger vehicles or those with heavier loads.