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Old 15 August 2007, 06:49   #1
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Hi everyone,
I have just bought a fully rebuilt ex military searider and have
purchased a mariner 90 optimax used.The question is it too heavy
at 170kg?
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Old 15 August 2007, 09:14   #2
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NO the max weight specified by AVON is 175kg so your OK

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Thats an awfully heavy engine- I didn't realise the 90 optis were so weighty. It's actually heavier than the Honda 90 4 stroke!
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That's almost 60 Kg heavier than the Yam. Watch out for water coming over your transom at rest.

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That's almost 60 Kg heavier than the Yam. Watch out for water coming over your transom at rest.

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Hi everyone,
Just to put the record straight,i was quoted the engine to be
an optimax but when i got there it was a standard mariner
90 2 stroke.
I still made the purchace,it has a barras meter 123 hours,
you can't go wrong for £1600 can you.
Cheers Adrian.
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it has a barras meter 123 hours,
you can't go wrong for £1600 can you.
Cheers Adrian.

Not at all-I wish I'd seen it at that price!!!
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170kgs for a 90

The Tohatsu 90 TLDI is 143Kgs which still seams a lot considering my Suzuki DT200EFI only comes in at 211kgs.

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