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Forum: Engines & props

17 July 2018, 08:15

Replies: 22

1998 Yamaha 9.9

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Posted By Fenlander

>>>It wont be very often that we are all in it....

>>>It wont be very often that we are all in it. Mainly me and my son.

I think it should plane OK with you and son using a 9.9hp but the full load will very likely bring you down to displacement...

Forum: Engines & props

17 July 2018, 06:55

Replies: 22

1998 Yamaha 9.9

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Posted By Fenlander

Good point re crew Poly... I'd missed that...

Good point re crew Poly... I'd missed that info... just guestimating but a 9.9 may well fail to get on the plane at that loading so yes even more reason for an older 2-stroke 15hp.

Forum: Engines & props

17 July 2018, 06:47

Replies: 22

1998 Yamaha 9.9

Views: 4,259

Posted By Fenlander

>>>I wont be paying anyone to service it. ...

>>>I wont be paying anyone to service it.

There is a first service on most you need at about 3mths or 20hrs to keep the first year warranty up. Most places will do this at a reasonable rate.

I...

Forum: Engines & props

16 July 2018, 21:50

Replies: 22

1998 Yamaha 9.9

Views: 4,259

Posted By Fenlander

Do you want a newer 4-stroke... or would one of...

Do you want a newer 4-stroke... or would one of the 36kg Mercury/Mariner 2-strokes from early-mid 2000s do you? There have been loads about recently around £750-£1000.

Forum: Engines & props

16 July 2018, 21:24

Replies: 22

1998 Yamaha 9.9

Views: 4,259

Posted By Fenlander

>>>Why are you shocked. A new new one is 39kg....

>>>Why are you shocked. A new new one is 39kg. only 6kg less. A 15hp is 51kg

When I started sibbing no-one wanted a 4-stroke on a daily inflate/set up sib due to their weight... that's why the...

Forum: Engines & props

16 July 2018, 20:33

Replies: 22

1998 Yamaha 9.9

Views: 4,259

Posted By Fenlander

45kg for a 9.9! If really so... too heavy... too...

45kg for a 9.9! If really so... too heavy... too heavy... too heavy!!

Lifting outboards is unrelated to how much weight you can lift with other products. They are top heavy and slippery with...

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