engine weight
 

I am debating on a 150, 175, or 200 EFI 2 stroke for a 20SF. Does anyone know what the difference in weights are on these three choices.

Re: engine weight
 

I beleive that these engines are all based on the same V6 block and the weight diference would be minimal

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I do think the above poster is dead on, a 150 or 175 would be plenty a 200 is overkill,although I have one but on a MA, so just look for good pricing.

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I think a 150, properly propped, is more than adequte.

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Nada.com

Has all the weights of outboards back to 1971??

So now you can compare . . .

a 2006 150hp Mercury Verado = 527lbs

TO

a 1975 Mercury 150hp = 275lbs

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My '94 Merc 200 is 406

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My '91 Merc 150 w/ 20" shaft is listed at 395 lbs. My '88 Johnson 225 w/ 25" shaft is supposed to be 480 lbs.

So, if I want to put a new 175 4 cyl Verado on the back of my Seafari, I need a bracket that has 527 lbs of flotation.

Re: engine weight
 

The merc blackmax series are light motors.

1979 Merc v200 is listed at 339 lbs.
1981 Merc V225 is listed at 360 lbs.

Frank - I read in Bass and Walleye or PBR that the big verados (200, 225, 250) were listed at 649lbs, but really weighed over 730+ lbs each.

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730lbs is a lot of weight. I'd rather go ahead and pop for a 803 lb 350hp V8 Yamaha ;)

Seriously, the Seafari gets on fine with anything between 90 - 200 hp, 140-150 being ideal.

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Go to boat test .com and get engine weights easy heres the link http://www.boattest.com/engines/engines.aspx