Non cv model, as tough as any two stroke out there but not as rough. Carby per cylinder like most larger two strokes, run smoother and better on fuel. Cost a bit more than your merc and tohatsu though. They do a twenty and a thirty, pretty sure they do twenty fives too.
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Vinesh87
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Tohatsu Is my preferred
Tohatsu Is my preferred small outboard!
clogwog
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+1 for Tohatsu, had one on
+1 for Tohatsu, had one on my last boat, ran on the smell of an oily rag and very reliable.
brg
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Cheers. Not sure if they
Cheers. Not sure if they make a 25 but will have a look
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hey mate ive pm you
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Non cv model, as tough as any two stroke out there but not as rough. Carby per cylinder like most larger two strokes, run smoother and better on fuel. Cost a bit more than your merc and tohatsu though. They do a twenty and a thirty, pretty sure they do twenty fives too.
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Vinesh87
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yeh dont think tohatsu do a
yeh dont think tohatsu do a 25 but you will find there 30 is probably lighter than most 25's.
My 9.8 is way lighter than the other 9.8's which is why i have it. always a very very simple engine to work on.
brg
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Yeah good point on weight.
Yeah good point on weight. Will do some research on that.