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FishStretcher 04-17-2011 10:57 PM

1988 Yamaha 175, stainless prop, tilt/trim
 
Located north of Boston. AFAIK, it all works. But I have only seen it run in gear with muffs and the tilt/trim. 20" shaft. Kinda ugly, other than the prop.

$1200/BRO, you pick up, or I will part it for a lower unit and T&T

jorgeinmiami 04-18-2011 09:28 AM

Re: 1988 Yamaha 175, stainless prop, tilt/trim
 
send me some contact info

PM me

FishStretcher 04-23-2011 09:12 AM

Re: 1988 Yamaha 175, stainless prop, tilt/trim
 
OK, it is going on Craigslist. But don't be afraid to ask me to part it out.

red20 04-23-2011 07:34 PM

Re: 1988 Yamaha 175, stainless prop, tilt/trim
 
I have the same motor on my 20 MA. Ugly as can be but never lets me down and runs STRONG. No hour meter but I must be around 1200+.

All my buddies laugh at me and say " get a new 4 stroke, that old thing is noisy and smokes a too much."

I respond "gas and oil is way less expensive than a new 4 stroke!"

FishStretcher 04-27-2011 08:41 AM

Re: 1988 Yamaha 175, stainless prop, tilt/trim
 
FWIW, I found about 15 years worth of maintenance receipts for it. Including a new shift shaft, head gaskets, carb rebuilds, coils, etc.

apneadreams 04-27-2011 11:45 AM

Re: 1988 Yamaha 175, stainless prop, tilt/trim
 
4 strokes are so much cheaper short term and in the long run...with a 4stroke you double your gas milage and you are not buying expensive 2 stroke motor oil to burn...4 strokes get longer motor life and are much more reliable...disclosure...I have used both 2 strokes and 4 strokes and will never go back to 2 stroke motors. JMHO

77SceptreOB 04-27-2011 01:23 PM

Re: 1988 Yamaha 175, stainless prop, tilt/trim
 
Quote:

..with a 4stroke you double your gas milage...

I seriously doubt that. 2x the milage? That WOULD be nice.

FishStretcher 05-01-2011 06:46 PM

Re: 1988 Yamaha 175, stainless prop, tilt/trim
 
http://i1119.photobucket.com/albums/...r/IMG_0424.jpg

With Yamaha 704 controls. Willing to part. Don't forget, you can get an extension to make this a 25" motor from Bay Manufacturing.

jorgeinmiami 05-01-2011 11:02 PM

Re: 1988 Yamaha 175, stainless prop, tilt/trim
 
Too far for me with shipping it would not work

bzeiher 05-08-2011 08:10 PM

Re: 1988 Yamaha 175, stainless prop, tilt/trim
 
Check your mail... just PMd you.

thanks

FishStretcher 05-14-2011 08:44 PM

Re: 1988 Yamaha 175, stainless prop, tilt/trim
 
In case 76seacraft passes on it...
Ran it today. Compression is less than stellar 80-110 PSI, depending on the cylinder. I have video of it running and the compression tests. I can offer it with a stainless prop and controls, and spare starter. Tilt trim works. Can ship from my loading dock.

A gem? No. But probably good for a season, then a rebuild in the off season. Once again a '88 20" shaft motor.

Make me an offer? I am pulling it next weekend.

FishStretcher 06-02-2011 01:13 AM

Re: 1988 Yamaha 175, stainless prop, tilt/trim
 
$999/ OBO. Or I can part it for TnT/Prop/Lower unit.

FishStretcher 06-20-2011 10:08 AM

Re: 1988 Yamaha 175, stainless prop, tilt/trim
 
Sill for sale- BEST OFFER. Might part it for lower unit/ prop before I recycle it.

FishStretcher 07-04-2011 10:23 PM

Re: 1988 Yamaha 175, stainless prop, tilt/trim
 
SOLD. compression tester was wrong. Apparently it has 120-140 PSI.Not bad for an '88!

bzeiher 07-10-2011 08:10 PM

Re: 1988 Yamaha 175, stainless prop, tilt/trim
 
ok so what was wrong with our compression test?

FishStretcher 07-11-2011 12:28 AM

Re: 1988 Yamaha 175, stainless prop, tilt/trim
 
My crap gauge. The local guy came over with his gauge. It hit from 115-140 on all 6 holes. Not super even, but not low, and consistent for the past few tests.


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