gotmuddy Posted November 2, 2011 Posted November 2, 2011 When I said cold, I mean when it's 20 degrees out, they take a while to crank start. But no more than any other motor I guess. 3 pulls on my mariner will fire it up as cold as I am willing to be out. The carbs can be tuned if need be. One of my buddies is a yamaha tech. everything in this post is purely opinion and is said to annoy you.
hoglaw Posted November 2, 2011 Author Posted November 2, 2011 Lilley, if I were in the market for a 25 I'd jump on it, or if I had the money to do a jet conversion of my own. My primary focus is a motor that can go in the buffalo though. Maybe some day I'll have some extra play money and can get a 25 for the White too. Definitely wasn't a knock on your motors. The fact that they hold up so well in every other way says a lot about the Yamahas. Mike - after running my 50lb tiller handle motor on my boat, I've realized that a 24v system is probably overkill and certainly too much battery weight. I'm looking for a 12v 55lb now. Muddy - how old is your motor? The one I'm looking at is pretty old but well maintained. The guy just wants top dollar for it.
gotmuddy Posted November 2, 2011 Posted November 2, 2011 mine is a 1998. I practically stole it off tradio for $600. Honest to god I was driving to town to get a loan on a brand new one when I heard it on the radio. MO titles, and never been on the white river. If you want a deal on a 9.9 you need to scour craigslist. everything in this post is purely opinion and is said to annoy you.
Members Trout Hound Posted November 2, 2011 Members Posted November 2, 2011 Lilley, if I were in the market for a 25 I'd jump on it, or if I had the money to do a jet conversion of my own. My primary focus is a motor that can go in the buffalo though. Maybe some day I'll have some extra play money and can get a 25 for the White too. Definitely wasn't a knock on your motors. The fact that they hold up so well in every other way says a lot about the Yamahas. Mike - after running my 50lb tiller handle motor on my boat, I've realized that a 24v system is probably overkill and certainly too much battery weight. I'm looking for a 12v 55lb now. Muddy - how old is your motor? The one I'm looking at is pretty old but well maintained. The guy just wants top dollar for it. I talked to a guy a couple of days ago that has a 55lb thrust MinnKota w/remote that he was wanting to sell. His name was Jeff and his phone # was 870-321-6716 if your interested.
Members Adley Posted July 23, 2013 Members Posted July 23, 2013 Check out craigslist or amazon for boat motor. Pontoon Fishing Boat
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