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Old 01-03-2010, 05:49 PM
Fr. Frank Fr. Frank is offline
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Default Re: 2004 Optimax 115 for 72 Seafari 20

The Optimax uses the same Merc control cables that have been around for 52 years. So yeah, your MerCommander controls will shift and move the throttle.

BTW, since going to a group 29 battery, I have had no problems with the Optimax starting. My group 29 battery says "965 CCA". The battery I have hooked to my diesel generator at home is much bigger, and says "1475 CCA". It weighs 120 lbs, though. With my twice-rebuilt back, I can't move it without a shop crane, otherwise I would have used it.
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