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Buying new 50hp
Right now, I'm leaning to 50hp etec. |
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If there's any areas restricted to 40hp around you then look at then how about a Tohatsu 40 TLDI and remove the restriction plate
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I would steer clear of the e-tech.
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X3. I would look at the Merc.
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Take a look at the new Tohatsu 40-50 4 stroke. Thier new 4-strokes only weight 209lbs and has a powerful water pump.
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Merc, tohatsu, or Yamaha. I have the 2 stroke tohatsu. Has been a very good motor.
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I'm looking at evenrude 50 HP
I just like eve. What is your view and what are you leaning twards. I just think they are easy to work on. And some have low ends u can swap as needed.at least the old ones. Buy America !,,,, Buy America the kids deserv it. |
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Buddy of mine had an etech. Stayed in the shop. Last time he brought it in they told him it was gonna cost $4100 to fix it. More than a new one. He told them to keep it. So basically he got screwed out of a brand new motor.
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Buy a Honda and thank me later!
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^ x 1,000
Hondas are the best motors being made today, hands down easy to work on, all the latest and greatest technology without excessive junk added unless needed, super reliable, light weight, superior coating to all others except maybe Yamaha no longer priced higher then other motors like they used to be, easy to work on but very few reports of anyone ever having problems with them but those that do have nothing but good things to say about the warranty repair process. if I were buying today I would get a Honda and not even consider the other brands, not saying there is anything wrong with the other brands, its just there is too much right with Hondas to look elsewhere. by the way I just did a year long research into new 50hp motors and came to form this opinion based on that search. |
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According to cajunchristian the new 4 stroke tohatsu is a hoss.
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DO NOT buy an etec.....if you want 2 stroke go with the tohatsu tldi
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Evinrude is made in mexico......
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Yamaha 4 stroke has been an absolute joy. Never knew how bad I had it before (40 Yam 2 stroke)
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Pardon me I have a 84 and think about it. Give me some ideas of other u.s. made motos .
I must agree Honda never had one but the motos I have gen water pump etc I like. |
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He's talking about the old ones, the new ones(bombardier) made in mehico
Sent from an Apple Tree.. |
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I have had 3 and the best motors Ive had
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You got lucky I guess we very seldom hear anything but positive about them.
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Got a 2 stroke Tahosu, love it. Those 4 strokes aint worth the extra size, weight or cost in my book. 2 strokes got their act together when the pressure was on.
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