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Mercury has just released a new lighter 9.9hp - 4 stroke.
It is 84 pounds. It has a handle for carrying too. There are waterways all over the globe that have a 10hp max. There are lots of lakes in BC, Canada with this restriction. -- Bill Kiene Kiene's Fly Shop Sacramento, CA, USA Web site: www.kiene.com |
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Most all the US outboard companies are working with Japanese companies for
their 4 strokes. Thanks for the heads up. It might be easier to get the Mercury serviced? -- Bill Kiene Kiene's Fly Shop Sacramento, CA, USA Web site: www.kiene.com "Greg Pavlov" wrote in message ... On Sun, 27 Jun 2004 18:56:55 GMT, "Bill Kiene" wrote: Mercury has just released a new lighter 9.9hp - 4 stroke. It is 84 pounds. It has a handle for carrying too. There are waterways all over the globe that have a 10hp max. There are lots of lakes in BC, Canada with this restriction. Nissan has a very light 9.9 4-stroke, so I looked it up and compared it to the Merc. They're the same engine. Much of Mercury's 4-stroke line - at least the power heads - are from Yamaha, I believe. |
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