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repower my 1983 boston whaler montauk 17
philippestuebi
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Posted on 04/15/16 - 11:22 PM
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need to repower my 1983 boston whaler montauk 17. would like to install a new 2016 mercury fourstroke 100 hp. weight of the engine without propeller and liquids: 359 lbs. what do you think?

 
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Posted on 04/16/16 - 5:24 AM
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That is fine. No issues.

Mount 2 holes up with a stainless steel prop.



 
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The ETEC 90 on my 1989 is a great match. It uses very little gas and run quiet. I don't have to change crankcase oil so the service interval is 3 years or 300 hours

 
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We don't have the Mercury 100hp in the United States.

United States
https://www.mercurymarine.com/en/us/e...ifications

Europe
https://www.mercurymarine.com/en-gb/nl/engines/outboard/fourstroke/80-115-hp/#specifications

Engine Weight comparisons:
http://www.whalercentral.com/articles...ticle_id=5


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The US made Mercury 90 Fourstroke is marketed in non-US countries as the Mercury 100 given the different government measuring and pollution standards.





 
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Phil T wrote:
The US made Mercury 90 Fourstroke is marketed in non-US countries as the Mercury 100 given the different government measuring and pollution standards.


Is that called metric horsepower?

TP

 
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Phil T wrote:
That is fine. No issues.

Mount 2 holes up with a stainless steel prop.


dear phil
this is my first motor boat, so everything is new for me and i'm in switzerland, so english is not my first language:
> what do you mean by "mount 2 holes up" exactly?

meany thanks!

 
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philippestuebi wrote:
> what do you mean by "mount 2 holes up" exactly?


Hi Philippe,

This information may answer your question:

http://www.whalercentral.com/articles...cle_id=106

 
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thanks for precious inputs!

 
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Hi Philippe and welcome aboard Whaler Central! I took a quick look at your personal page and personal website - your designs are beautiful!

Regarding repowering, the most important thing is to have good support from a local dealer.

When you get a chance, please consider posting more about boating in Switzerland. Pictures would be great too!

Tim

 
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tedious wrote:
Hi Philippe and welcome aboard Whaler Central! I took a quick look at your personal page and personal website - your designs are beautiful!

Regarding repowering, the most important thing is to have good support from a local dealer.

When you get a chance, please consider posting more about boating in Switzerland. Pictures would be great too!


dear tim
thank you very much! of course i will post pictures of the restoration and of lake neuchâtel, lac de bienne and lac de morat in the french speaking part of switzerland.

 
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I have a 1999 Montauk with a 100hp 4 stroke Yamaha which weighs 356 pounds so you should be alright.

 
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