How long does a Mercury 150 outboard last?

How long does a Mercury 150 outboard last?

With the proper care and cleaning, Mercury outboard motors could offer you over 2,000 or even 3,000 hours of use.

Are Mercury four strokes reliable?

4 Stroke Outboard Reliability. Fortunately, the 2 and 4 stroke motors in today’s market are very dependable. They’re built to last and power any adventure.

Are older Mercury outboards any good?

A properly restored older outboard, in the hands of a knowledgeable operator, can be dependable and appropriate. But older engines do not run as quiet and efficient as today’s modern outboards.

What is the weight of a Yamaha 150 4-stroke?

478 lbs
Specs & Compare

Engine Type Inline 4
Compression Ratio 9.0:1 & 10.3:1
Fuel Induction System EFI
Weight † 20″ shaft / 217kg (478 lbs), 25″ shaft / 221kg (487 lbs)
Recommended Fuel Octane 87 & Octane 89

How much does a Mercury 150 4 stroke cost?

Average rigging costs for 225 hp. to 400 hp. is $4000….Mercury Motors.

New Mercury Motor Price
50 ELPT CT $8,099
60 ELPT $8,399
60 ELPT CT $8,799
75 ELPT $10,099

Who builds Mercury outboard motors?

Mercury outboards 30 hp and below are manufactured by Tohatsu in Japan. Mercury has recently developed a processor-enhanced line of outboards called the “Verado” outboard engine.

Is the Mercury Verado 150 hp motor good?

I just sold a 150 Verado after owning for 3 years. The motor is fun to drive as the supercharger really makes it responsive and the fly by wire system makes for smooth shifting and accelerating. It is fairly fuel efficient when run at cruising speeds, but you’ll watch the guage drop quickly when wide open.

Which is better a Yamaha or a Mercury 150 4 stroke?

The Opti system was better than HPDI and the supercharged Verados seem to be quite reliable. The 150 four stroke is as simple and reliable as a farm tractor, light weight and superior power to a Yamaha. Yamaha did a great job capturing the market when OMC croaked, but I dont see them as the technology leader now.

Which is better a Mercury 150 or HPDI?

I think Mercury metallurgy is superior, less issues with corrosion. The Opti system was better than HPDI and the supercharged Verados seem to be quite reliable. The 150 four stroke is as simple and reliable as a farm tractor, light weight and superior power to a Yamaha.

Are there any downsides to a Mercury Verado?

The downside is that the motor is heavy which can make the back of the boat sit low in the water and I added splashguards to my last boat because of the motor weight. There are more parts to fail on the Verado and mine was in the shop twice in 2.5 years, but they were both electrical issues and took some time to diagnose.