Bad news?
Cheap place to buy it?

I can't help the Tohatsu but the yamaha 3 hp 2 stroke that I
recently got is wonderful;. It runs on a 100:1 mix and is as smoke
free as a 2 stroke could ever be and it always starts on the first
pull. It provides far more motive power for our 9 foot high pressure
floor inflatable than I ever expected. The local Tohatsu guy swears
that Tohatsu builds these for Yamaha. The Yamaha dealer just as
loudly swears that they don't.

On Thu, 22 Apr 2004 16:27:59 -0700, santacruz
wrote:

Bad news?
Cheap place to buy it?

I can't help the Tohatsu but the yamaha 3 hp 2 stroke that I
recently got is wonderful;. It runs on a 100:1 mix and is as smoke
free as a 2 stroke could ever be and it always starts on the first
pull. It provides far more motive power for our 9 foot high pressure
floor inflatable than I ever expected. The local Tohatsu guy swears
that Tohatsu builds these for Yamaha. The Yamaha dealer just as
loudly swears that they don't.

On Thu, 22 Apr 2004 16:27:59 -0700, santacruz
wrote:

Bad news?
Cheap place to buy it?

Yamaha doesn't offer new 2 strokes smaller than 8 hp anymore
apparently - at least none on their website catalog.


On Fri, 23 Apr 2004 07:56:53 GMT, RoyB wrote:

I can't help the Tohatsu but the yamaha 3 hp 2 stroke that I
recently got is wonderful;. It runs on a 100:1 mix and is as smoke
free as a 2 stroke could ever be and it always starts on the first
pull. It provides far more motive power for our 9 foot high pressure
floor inflatable than I ever expected. The local Tohatsu guy swears
that Tohatsu builds these for Yamaha. The Yamaha dealer just as
loudly swears that they don't.

On Thu, 22 Apr 2004 16:27:59 -0700, santacruz
wrote:

Bad news?
Cheap place to buy it?

Yamaha doesn't offer new 2 strokes smaller than 8 hp anymore
apparently - at least none on their website catalog.


On Fri, 23 Apr 2004 07:56:53 GMT, RoyB wrote:

I can't help the Tohatsu but the yamaha 3 hp 2 stroke that I
recently got is wonderful;. It runs on a 100:1 mix and is as smoke
free as a 2 stroke could ever be and it always starts on the first
pull. It provides far more motive power for our 9 foot high pressure
floor inflatable than I ever expected. The local Tohatsu guy swears
that Tohatsu builds these for Yamaha. The Yamaha dealer just as
loudly swears that they don't.

On Thu, 22 Apr 2004 16:27:59 -0700, santacruz
wrote:

Bad news?
Cheap place to buy it?

"santacruz" wrote in message
...
Bad news?
Cheap place to buy it?


I have a 9.9Hp Nissan. It gets maybe 30 hours of use a year, and I have had
it about 10 years. I have never done anything to it. Not even changed a
plug. It usually starts the first pull. It has been a great motor.


Rod

"santacruz" wrote in message
...
Bad news?
Cheap place to buy it?


I have a 9.9Hp Nissan. It gets maybe 30 hours of use a year, and I have had
it about 10 years. I have never done anything to it. Not even changed a
plug. It usually starts the first pull. It has been a great motor.


Rod

I had a 5 hp Nissan 2 stroke which was built by Tohatsu. Best outboard I
ever owned. Not a single problem, always started on first pull, or second
after being winterized over a few months. When I upgraded, they didn't make
a 2 stroke at 25hp, so I had to get a Yamaha. Second choice, but it works
well too, but not as good as the Nissan/Tohatsu.

--


Keith
__
Have you noticed since most everyone has a camcorder these days no
one talks about seeing UFOs like they used to?
"Rod McInnis" wrote in message
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"santacruz" wrote in message
...
Bad news?
Cheap place to buy it?


I have a 9.9Hp Nissan. It gets maybe 30 hours of use a year, and I have
had
it about 10 years. I have never done anything to it. Not even changed a
plug. It usually starts the first pull. It has been a great motor.


Rod

I had a 5 hp Nissan 2 stroke which was built by Tohatsu. Best outboard I
ever owned. Not a single problem, always started on first pull, or second
after being winterized over a few months. When I upgraded, they didn't make
a 2 stroke at 25hp, so I had to get a Yamaha. Second choice, but it works
well too, but not as good as the Nissan/Tohatsu.

--


Keith
__
Have you noticed since most everyone has a camcorder these days no
one talks about seeing UFOs like they used to?
"Rod McInnis" wrote in message
...

"santacruz" wrote in message
...
Bad news?
Cheap place to buy it?


I have a 9.9Hp Nissan. It gets maybe 30 hours of use a year, and I have
had
it about 10 years. I have never done anything to it. Not even changed a
plug. It usually starts the first pull. It has been a great motor.


Rod

I'm in Australia where Yamaha does offer smaller 2 strokes in
2,3,4,5,6 and 8 hp.

RB

On Fri, 23 Apr 2004 08:26:37 -0700, santacruz
wrote:

Yamaha doesn't offer new 2 strokes smaller than 8 hp anymore
apparently - at least none on their website catalog.


On Fri, 23 Apr 2004 07:56:53 GMT, RoyB wrote:

I can't help the Tohatsu but the yamaha 3 hp 2 stroke that I
recently got is wonderful;. It runs on a 100:1 mix and is as smoke
free as a 2 stroke could ever be and it always starts on the first
pull. It provides far more motive power for our 9 foot high pressure
floor inflatable than I ever expected. The local Tohatsu guy swears
that Tohatsu builds these for Yamaha. The Yamaha dealer just as
loudly swears that they don't.

On Thu, 22 Apr 2004 16:27:59 -0700, santacruz
wrote:

Bad news?
Cheap place to buy it?