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MuskieMedic

Posted 8/3/2006 11:17 PM (#203618)
Subject: Outboard Shaft Length

Posts: 2091

Location: Stevens Point, WI

I've been on the hunt again to replace my 90hp 2-stroke motor on my Tuffy with a larger four stroke engine and I'm wondering what difference a 25" shaft vs. a 20" shaft motor would be. I believe mine is a 20" shaft, are they compatible with my hull? I suppose I can look on the plate on the motor to see what the shaft link is.

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Posted 8/4/2006 7:54 AM (#203640 - in reply to #203618)
Subject: RE: Outboard Shaft Length

Posts: 1096

Location: Hayward, WI

That sure likes like a 20", you will need to stay with a 20". A 25" would not have the cutout in the transom were the motor sits.

kevin

Posted 8/4/2006 9:03 AM (#203656 - in reply to #203618)
Subject: RE: Outboard Shaft Length

Posts: 1335

Location: Chicago, Beverly

if your boat has a 20" transom it requires a 20" shaft motor, just grab a tape measure and check your transom... you do not want to put a 25" on a 20" transom for a variety of reasons

Shep

Posted 8/4/2006 11:44 AM (#203681 - in reply to #203656)
Subject: RE: Outboard Shaft Length

Posts: 5874

Yup, that is a 20" transom, therfore will require a 20" shaft motor. Merc, Johnson/Suzuki, Yamaha all should make a long(20") shaft motor that will work on your boat.

MuskieMedic

Posted 8/4/2006 10:09 PM (#203766 - in reply to #203618)
Subject: RE: Outboard Shaft Length

Posts: 2091

Location: Stevens Point, WI

Ok, thanks for the info. Not too many used 115-135 motors out there.

kevin

Posted 8/5/2006 7:53 AM (#203783 - in reply to #203618)
Subject: RE: Outboard Shaft Length

Posts: 1335

Location: Chicago, Beverly

might be worth a shot checking I-boats website for used motors in that range.. they sometimes have them, usually dealers and sometimes witha warranty if I recall correctly

Guest

Posted 8/9/2006 6:48 AM (#204284 - in reply to #203783)
Subject: RE: Outboard Shaft Length

Check with dealers for new but noncurrent year motors. Often they are as cheap as used motors but new with full warantee.

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