Thread subject: Whaler Central - Boston Whaler Boat Information and Photos :: 100 hp Yamaha on Montauk

Posted by Paul Graham on 02/28/11 - 7:36 PM
#1

I can get an incredible deal on 2000 yamaha 100 hp 4 stroke to hang on my 1978 Montauk, I believe it weighs 363 lbs. dry. It had a 1996 75 Honda on it at one time, it didn't seem to heavy. Any opinions on whether it's to heavy, fuel economy, what prop to use, etc. Right now I have an 89- 90 hp Johnson on the boat. I would appreciate any advice, thanks

Posted by CES on 02/28/11 - 9:45 PM
#2

I've seen several 100 Yami's on the back of Montauks. Shouldn't be a problem.

Posted by Barryg on 03/01/11 - 7:35 AM
#3

What happend to the Honda?

Posted by Paul Graham on 03/01/11 - 8:30 AM
#4

It threw a rod

Posted by Barryg on 03/01/11 - 9:12 AM
#5

Looks like the weight of the Honda and the Yamha are close. Fuel cunsumption would be between the two previous motors you had. If its a great deal I would get it on there before spring hits more than it already has. How many hours are on the Yamaha?

Posted by greenshoe on 03/01/11 - 4:18 PM
#6

hi, Paul i have a 1981 montauk with a 2008 yamaha 4 stroke weight the some .tom w clark a member on this web site gave me the information on the propeller that would go with my boat motor an he was right on, a 13x19 yamaha black stainless steel gots 42 mph gps . at 5900 rpm two people aboard ,(cod fishing)gear very good on gas.looks good in water do stearn problema ,good choice.

Posted by Paul Graham on 03/02/11 - 7:55 PM
#7

Thank you all, for your advise, I will de-rig the 90 and start the re-rig of the 100 yami tomorrow, I am exited about it and anxious to get it in the water