Yamaha F115's

benc · 20 March 2006, 21:26

Anyone know what the resale price of the yamaha 4 stroke F115's is?

They have 500 hours, and nearly 4 years old.

Thanks

Ben

Hightower · 20 March 2006, 21:36

You buying a single setup Ben?

I might loosly be interested in one of them.

benc · 20 March 2006, 21:38

I'm looking at getting possibly two 135's - not sure what yet though, just looking around at the moment, need to see the price difference between what I can sell mine for and what I can get two new ones for

It might mean gettin a jetski has to wait another year!

Hightower · 20 March 2006, 21:42

Let us now how much you want for one Via PM Ben as I have a plan for a (next)winter project brewing.

stu1288 · 20 March 2006, 21:44

please could you pm me with the price you are asking as would be very intrested 4 my my rib
cheers stuart

benc · 20 March 2006, 21:53

Guys give me a rough idea in PM what you'd be willing to pay, I am still trying to find out what the market value for them is. As soon as I find out, i'll get back to you also.

Martin · 20 March 2006, 22:06

£3,500 I would reckon.

Jimbo · 20 March 2006, 22:09

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£3,500 I would reckon.

Together, or each? To me that sounds a shade too low for the pair, but a fair bit too much for a single!

Downhilldai · 20 March 2006, 22:27

Are they a matched counter-rotating pair?
If so, one of them won't be as appealing as the other if you split them

Rogue Wave · 21 March 2006, 06:42

Ben.

Put em on Boats and Outboards at a high price 75% of the replacement costs and see if you get any bites, if you do you can make your mind up then.

benc · 21 March 2006, 06:55

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Originally Posted by Jimbo

Together, or each? To me that sounds a shade too low for the pair, but a fair bit too much for a single!

They are the best part of 8k new, 500 hours isn't all that many hours.

Pete7 · 21 March 2006, 07:32

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Originally Posted by Rogue Wave

Put em on Boats and Outboards at a high price 75% of the replacement costs and see if you get any bites, if you do you can make your mind up then.

Thanks, Hightower and I were going to offer him £1500 each oh and a blue speed boat for good luck

never mind I am sure we can turn the speed boat over and make Andy a new 6m rib

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500 hours isn't all that many hours.

how many, tut, tut, tut, lots of sucking on teeth

they will need a complete rebuild shortly.......

Pete

benc · 21 March 2006, 08:18

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how many, tut, tut, tut, lots of sucking on teeth

they will need a complete rebuild shortly.......

Pete

They had 250 on when I got them, 250 hours in my first year - not too bad, considering its my first proper boat :P

Jimbo · 21 March 2006, 09:08

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Originally Posted by benc

They are the best part of 8k new, 500 hours isn't all that many hours.

True. I guess I was working on the basis that they are now out of warranty, and unless they go as a pair, there will be one counter rotating one, and only one double control box. 500 hours is probably about right for the age of the engines.

benc · 21 March 2006, 09:50

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Originally Posted by Jimbo

True. I guess I was working on the basis that they are now out of warranty, and unless they go as a pair, there will be one counter rotating one, and only one double control box. 500 hours is probably about right for the age of the engines.

Having single engine being counter rotating shouldn't be an issue.

True about no warranty

True about only double control... but that can be easily rectified.

Due to the "above deck cabling" on my boat, I think it should be a relatively easy job to remove the guages to, so can supply those with the engines.

The engines are reliable and have only let me down due to a c*ck up during a service I had done. I am told they are economic when being run as a single engine.

Jimbo · 21 March 2006, 10:13

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Originally Posted by benc

True about only double control... but that can be easily rectified.

Yup - a brand new control box is about £400, which isn't actually all that unreasonable, and they can be bought secondhand.

The yam 115's get very good writeups etc, and are supposed to be economical - think your economy is down to have 2, and the way you drive them

Anyways, we shall see!

Bring your camera tonight....

benc · 21 March 2006, 10:31

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....and the way you drive them

....

whats that meant to mean

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Bring your camera tonight....

Will do my best - its not working too well - may be able to borrow one tonight

Jimbo · 21 March 2006, 10:33

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whats that meant to mean

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Originally Posted by benc

Will do my best - its not working too well - may be able to borrow one tonight

S'alright, just found the battery charger for mine, so we're cool...

Any enquiries about the engines yet?

benc · 21 March 2006, 11:01

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Originally Posted by Jimbo

Any enquiries about the engines yet?

A couple

ADS · 21 March 2006, 11:12

Just seen your ad Benc, I wouldn't think you will have much trouble shifting them, they are Yamaha's after all.
You could partex them for these: http://www.boatsandoutboards.co.uk/view/F88839

Now that would make a nice boat!!

Alex