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Old 21 September 2001, 15:00   #1
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Country: USA
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Yamaha 60Hp 4-stroke ??

Anyone know about this rumor??

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Old 21 September 2001, 19:02   #2
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New kid in town ?

Try the link to find out http://www.yamaha-motor.com/products...&lc=otb&rdir=1
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Old 25 September 2001, 23:32   #3
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Reviewed briefly (with the 225hp model) in MBM Aug 2001 issue. The feature I really like is the flushing system - a port high on the engine to which a hose is connected. Simple really - is it a first? No more messing around with muffs.

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Old 26 September 2001, 00:08   #4
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Thanks for the replies. Interestingly, this motor is not to be available--or is not yet announced--in Canada. A dealer in British Columbia called his national distributor and was told that there is no F60. The F60 is listed, however, in the 2002 USA catalog. I live right near the border and shop both countries, sometimes taking advantage of the different currency values.


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Old 26 September 2001, 07:12   #5
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The system you described for the Yamaha is an old one. The use to put this port near the impeller for years now. Anyway I am not sure if the impeller gets damaged due to running dry. Have in mind that the water flow by that port is LESS than the one by the mufs. I always use the mufs instead.
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