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To power a thousand pound aluminum boat the boat's manufacturer and
the local dealer recommend spending another $4600 to upgrade to a 60 hp big foot 4 stroke over the 50 hp 2 stroke that is listed as the basic pkg engine. I can understand this if you plan on waterskiing or tubing but this seems a bit much for cruising. Dealer says the bigger motor won't have to work so hard, is better in the hole shots and will make the boat easier to resell in the future. I'm thinking spending $2700 by upgrading to a 50 hp 4 stroke should be good enough. Too bad those Mercury guys aren't still here in this newsgroup. |
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