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who wants to try this

OK, who wants to try one of these on a Seacraft
worlds most powerfull outboard

Actually the last line on the "info sheet" puts me out of the running!!!!

how bout 3 of them!!!

2,500 hp and 4,200 lb. There has to be a point of diminishing returns.

$90,000. That's four Suzuki 300's with change left.

Phil, I saw that boat, or one just like it, in Tavernier at the big Hydra-Sports dealer while heading to Marathon a month ago. Kinda eliminates trailering your center console boat with my F150 to the boat ramp to go fishing.

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Originally Posted by Old'sCool (Post 245592)

$90,000. That's four Suzuki 300's with change left.

That's 5 of them where I bought mine. :D

As far as putting a 627 on the back of a SeaCraft....... It's only 127 more ponies than has been bolted to the back of mine at one time so I'm pretty sure it would handle the install but I don't think anyone here would want to be on it with the throttle arm on the wood.

I really think it is awesome that a small company has taken on the open hole in the big boat power market. 7 Marine offers these motors with some comprehensive drive options as well. You can get lower drive casings in Racing, standard and duo-prop configurations. The duo-prop configuration is a big improvement for the heavy boats people are buying that need the efficiency and control that configuration offers. Yamaha would be better served as well if they offered the duo-prop options on their f350s for the same customers.

If I hit the lottery Ill put a pair on My 25 Seafari and see if she will fly!!!

Would b nice on the back of my 20MA

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Originally Posted by jorgeinmiami (Post 245597)

Would b nice on the back of my 20MA

Or sink it:eek: