What Is Considered High Engine Hours
Posted: Fri Sep 06, 2013 3:00 pm
I posted on the Welcome board but made another post here, maybe this is more appropriate.
I am buying a 25' Toon with a 115hp 4-stroke Yamaha. The boat and engine are both 2011 models and have been used as a rental at the local marina. The engine has 363 hours on it and it still runs like new. The marina owner is a good friend and is giving me a very good deal on it so with all that said, here is my question. What is considered high hours on a 4 stroke outboard? I know that 363 hours in 2 years is high but what about the overall life of the engine. I won't be putting those kind of hours on it even during the summer. The marina operator also has had the engine serviced per the schedule. Thanks, Jim
I am buying a 25' Toon with a 115hp 4-stroke Yamaha. The boat and engine are both 2011 models and have been used as a rental at the local marina. The engine has 363 hours on it and it still runs like new. The marina owner is a good friend and is giving me a very good deal on it so with all that said, here is my question. What is considered high hours on a 4 stroke outboard? I know that 363 hours in 2 years is high but what about the overall life of the engine. I won't be putting those kind of hours on it even during the summer. The marina operator also has had the engine serviced per the schedule. Thanks, Jim