help with getting a new to me outboard

nhdukes

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Hi everyone. So im in the market for a new to me outboard and am leaning towards a rebuilt 150hp 20" shaft. I have looked into a few diffrent companies and was wondering if anyone had experience with any of these companies.Now I know bashing is not cool but if you have real life experience with these companies then i would like to know pros or cons and I feel it is simply answering a question. I have done some searches and havn't found much info so please any info would help. the companies are nwfl , Texas outboard rebuilders, 1outboard , hardcore marine, outboard exchange. Im leaning toward texas outboard. I live in new england so if anyone knows of a company in the new england area that they had a gd experience with then please let me know. Thanks everyone. tight lines and happy boating
 

nhdukes

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Re: help with getting a new to me outboard

no one has any dealings w/any of these companies? anyone. thanks again
 

robert graham

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Re: help with getting a new to me outboard

Give some of the guys a chance to get their morning coffee and I'm sure they'll share their real life experiences regarding outboard motor rebuilders.
 

nhdukes

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Re: help with getting a new to me outboard

thanks commander graham. im like a kid in a candy store, just a little over anxious.lol
 

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Re: help with getting a new to me outboard

"(not engine topics)"

Moving to Non-repair outboard topics.
 

Chris1956

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Re: help with getting a new to me outboard

Why not look for a motor at a boatyard near you? I bought a used '93 Merc 135HPV6 for $1K, at a local place a couple of years ago. It was in real good shape, and still runs perfectly. I did need to rebuild the fuel pump for $15 or so.
 
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