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Old 07-12-2010, 04:01 PM
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http://www.yamaha-motor.com/assets/p...-26-10_bay.pdf

Check out the gas mileage on that yamaha!
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Old 07-12-2010, 04:38 PM
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Love it.
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Old 07-13-2010, 06:43 PM
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never seen a cape horn like that anyone here ever?
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Old 07-13-2010, 06:49 PM
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Its the 23 cape bay.....look it up, its beautiful!!!! There's a YouTube video of it taking off showing he no bow rise.......cool boat......there's a thread on it in the boat discussion area.......
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Old 07-13-2010, 07:33 PM
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3 sec holeshot with a four stroke on a bay boat that size is impressive.
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Old 07-13-2010, 07:37 PM
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YAMAHA, need not say more.........this motor will run the OPTI-OBAMA MAX IN THE GROUND NOW........LOL.......
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Old 07-13-2010, 07:41 PM
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i was just reading the spec sheets on this motor today, very impressive the have the same cynlinders as the vmax sho , sleeveless . its a coating i forget what they call. i all i know is i will proballly put one on the next boat
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All newer motors have there own problems,period. Good thing is they come with a great warranty. Mercury is scratching there heads trying to make something to compare to this engine.
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Old 07-13-2010, 07:53 PM
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All newer motors have there own problems,period. Good thing is they come with a great warranty. Mercury is scratching there heads trying to make something to compare to this engine.
The only reason the OPTI Obama Max is on the market is because it is a cheaply priced motor and due to the weight. A Yamaha 150 four stroke cost more than the the Obama-Max 200 Hp. Also, you can put it on boats that you could not put conventional strokes based on the same HP due to the weight of the motor. With all things now equal,+maybe+besides+price+why+go+with+a+2+stroke+ over+a+4+stroke.++I+bet+the+Opti+Obamas+have+recen tly+dropped+in+price....LOL....
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The only reason the OPTI Obama Max is on the market is because it is a cheaply priced motor and due to the weight. A Yamaha 150 four stroke cost more than the the Obama-Max 200 Hp. Also, you can put it on boats that you could not put conventional strokes based on the same HP due to the weight of the motor. With all things now equal,+maybe+besides+price+why+go+with+a+2+stroke+ over+a+4+stroke.++I+bet+the+Opti+Obamas+have+recen tly+dropped+in+price....LOL....
I disagree,optimax is a great motor even though I prefer yamaha. We see wildlife and fisheries opti's with ALOT of hours still running great. I will run a carb 2 stroke as long as possible,most reliable.
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Old 07-13-2010, 08:11 PM
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I disagree,optimax is a great motor even though I prefer yamaha. We see wildlife and fisheries opti's with ALOT of hours still running great. I will run a carb 2 stroke as long as possible,most reliable.
Not saying the OptiBama is a bad motor.....just stating the fact of why you see them.......in the end if the 2 motors are priced closed to the same......which one would you pick????? I will not lie, I have an Aluminun bay boat only because I wanted a 22' foot boat......with tax new I paid 28K. You will not pick up a 22' glass+boat+new+for+less+than+36k+or+more........++
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Not saying the OptiBama is a bad motor.....just stating the fact of why you see them.......in the end if the 2 motors are priced closed to the same......which one would you pick????? I will not lie, I have an Aluminun bay boat only because I wanted a 22' foot boat......with tax new I paid 28K. You will not pick up a 22' glass+boat+new+for+less+than+36k+or+more........++
You could have found a super clean used glass boat for 28k.
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Old 07-13-2010, 08:14 PM
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Ill ask again......got any charts with the opti or verado?
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Old 07-13-2010, 08:24 PM
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Not on a cape horn....http://www.mercurymarine.com/engines...party/?ID=150& http://www.mercurymarine.com/engines...letin/?ID=343&
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Old 07-13-2010, 09:24 PM
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Dang it!! I was trying to bait you........I was gonna come back with "at least my Hull is still intact"............you ruined it you ruiner. .....
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LOL, well at least my motor is.....LOL.....HOW MUCH DID YOUR REPAIR COST YOU ON YOUR FIRST TRIP OUT.......BTW, it is under 100 percent warrant unlike your 10 year old MREC with 20 hours showing on the hour guage when you purchased it................*****
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After this, there's nothing left to break but the trailer.......
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After this, there's nothing left to break but the trailer.......
LOL, really do you have a leak in your gas tank.......
Man I have a bigger issue than my boat at the moment.....I have a slab leak/pipe with my house and water in my wife's closet.....
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Old 07-14-2010, 12:06 PM
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LOL, really do you have a leak in your gas tank.......
Man I have a bigger issue than my boat at the moment.....I have a slab leak/pipe with my house and water in my wife's closet.....
I had a similar problem......maybe yours could be the same.

When my house was ~ 3 years old.......we found lots of mildue on the bottom of the bathroom cabinet. I took the cabinet out and took the sheet rock off the wall.

What I found was that this is where the main water pipe came up from under the slab and then tee'd off to each bathroom, kitchen, etc.

But what caused my water leak, was the sheet rock installation. When the sheet rock was installed [~ 3 years eariler] one of the screws missed the 2x6 board and hit one of the copper water pipes and damaged the pipe. Why it took so long to "show up" is a mystery. This leak was more of a slow drip that did it's damage over a period of time.
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Old 07-14-2010, 10:00 PM
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I had a similar problem......maybe yours could be the same.

When my house was ~ 3 years old.......we found lots of mildue on the bottom of the bathroom cabinet. I took the cabinet out and took the sheet rock off the wall.

What I found was that this is where the main water pipe came up from under the slab and then tee'd off to each bathroom, kitchen, etc.

But what caused my water leak, was the sheet rock installation. When the sheet rock was installed [~ 3 years eariler] one of the screws missed the 2x6 board and hit one of the copper water pipes and damaged the pipe. Why it took so long to "show up" is a mystery. This leak was more of a slow drip that did it's damage over a period of time.
Same thing happened to me but it was a quick an easy fix since it was right behin some vinyl siding.
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