How fast will a 75 hp outboard go?

The 75hp might be able to push the boat to 32 mph, but with the throttle jammed against the stops, that’s not possible.

Is a Mariner engine the same as a Mercury?

The new Mercury engine brand was named “Mariner” to invoke a reliable, durable outboard that would appeal to a different customer than the fast, high-performance image of the Mercury brand.

Who is Mariner outboard made by?

Mercury
At present, Mercury product brands include Mercury, Mercury Racing, MerCruiser, and Mariner outboards (sold outside the U.S.). Outboard sizes range from 2.5 horsepower (1.9 kW) to 600 horsepower (450 kW).

Are Mariner outboards made by Yamaha?

Mariner was originally built under a joint venture with Yamaha, which was ended by the Federal Trade Commission’s ruling that the agreement hindered competition. By the early ’80s, Mariner and Mercury were becoming more similar than different.

How much does a 75 hp Mercury outboard cost?

Pricing (MSRP) ranges from $9,235 for the 75 FourStroke (offered only with a 20-inch shaft) to $10,975 for the 115 Command Thrust model.

How much does a 75 hp Mercury outboard weight?

359 lbs /
Specifications – 75

Is Mariner as good as Mercury?

The current concept is that ‘Mariner’ is the fishermans brand, as you will see from the mariner branded advertising in magazines such as “Bluewater”… Mercury is seen as the Liesure craft brand and is marketed as such, they are identical products just badged differently.

Is Mariner the same as Yamaha?

Sanshin Industries’ products will be marketed in Japan by Yamaha under the Yamaha brand name, and sales in North America and Australia will be marketed by Mercury under the Mariner brand name. In other regions, each company is free to market the products under their own brand.

Are Mariner and Yamaha the same?

Under the joint venture, Yamaha and Brunswick owned equal shares in a Yamaha subsidiary, Sanshin Kogyo Company, manufacturer of outboard motors. The subsidiary sold all its outboards to Yamaha, which in turn sold the motors to Brunswick, which then marketed the motors under the Mariner name.

When did Mercury stop making the Mariner?

October 2010
It is a sibling of the Mazda Tribute and Ford Escape, although it is more upmarket than the other two. The Mariner is Mercury’s first car-based SUV, and is slotted below the Mountaineer in the lineup. When Ford eliminated the Mercury brand, the Mariner ended production in October 2010.

How much does a 75 horsepower Mercury 2 stroke weigh?

137kg
Mercury 75 HP Twostroke

How much does a 75hp 2 stroke Mercury outboard weight?

Mercury 75 HP Twostroke

What kind of motor is a Mariner?

The Mariner comes standard with a 2.5-liter inline four-cylinder engine that makes 171 horsepower. A 3.0-liter V6 that makes 240 horsepower is optional. Both engines are mated to a six-speed automatic transmission.

How do I find out what year my Mariner outboard is?

Locate the serial number plate by looking on your motor’s transom bracket; the plate will have “Mercury Marine” written on the top. The serial number is the top number on the plate. The number directly beneath this is the year it was manufactured.

What problems do Mercury Mariners have?

Power Steering Failure is the most common issue of the Mercury Mariner. Many owners have reported that their power steering assist would suddenly stop working. Several owners have reported that their steering wheel would suddenly tense up, leading to them narrowly avoiding accidents.

How much does a 75hp Mercury outboard weight?

359 lbs
Specifications – 75

When did Mercury stop making 2-stroke outboards?

2005
Mercury actually quit building all of its traditional two-strokes, from 2.5 hp to 200 hp, following the 2005 model year.

Which is better 2 or 4-stroke outboard?

4-Stroke Outboards Pros The fuel efficiency of a 4-stroke motor can be 50% better than that of a 2-stroke motor with the same HP. As for environmental concerns, 4 stroke outboards produce far less harmful emissions, which can be as much as 90% cleaner than those from a similar sized 2-stroke motor.

Is a Mercury Mariner a Ford?

The Mercury Mariner is a compact crossover SUV that was introduced in 2005. It is a sibling of the Mazda Tribute and Ford Escape, although it is more upmarket than the other two….

Does Mercury make Mariner?

Mercury and mariner are the same company, both owned by the bruswick corp. Mariner was originally an australian licenced company that re-badged overseas engines and sold them locally under the ‘mariner’ brand name, mostly US made mercurys and a few Johnsons…

How reliable is the Mercury Mariner?

Is the Mercury Mariner Reliable? The Mercury Mariner has mixed reviews from owners on RepairPal. The model has received an average score of 3.7 out of 5.0 from the 33 users who reviewed the model on the site.

How many miles does a Mercury Mariner get?

The Mercury Mariner has a city gas mileage ranging from 6.9 miles per gallon (6.9 liters per 100 km) to 13.8 miles per gallon (13.8 liters per 100 km) and a highway gas mileage ranging from 22 miles per gallon (7.6 liters per 100 km) to 31 miles per gallon (10.7 liters per 100 km) depending on the trim and model year.

How much does a 75 Mercury 2 stroke weight?

Are Mercury 2-stroke outboards reliable?

How Durable Are Mercury Outboard Motors? Mercury Marine has built a solid reputation in the world over its 8 decades for reliability and durability in their outboards and other engines. Their low maintenance and ease of repair are as legendary as their performance.

How much horsepower does a 75 hp Twostroke have?

Mercury 75 HP Twostroke Propshaft Rated Horsepower 75hp (56kw) Fuel Tank Optoinal Weight 137kg Shaft Length 20″ (L) Propeller Drive Flo-Torq II

Did the Mariner engines change platforms?

I believe (other may be able to confirm/deny) that sometime in the late 80’s the mariner engines changed platforms. Original Mariners were Japanese made and of “lower” quality. Later Mariners were made by Merc and identical to them with the exception of the colors and decals.

Is the Mariner Magnum 40hp reliable?

I owned a 1992 Mariner Magnum 40hp and loved it. Ran extremely well and was very reliable. Never a problem. I believe (other may be able to confirm/deny) that sometime in the late 80’s the mariner engines changed platforms. Original Mariners were Japanese made and of “lower” quality.

How good is an 80hp Merc?

I have an 80hp Merc on an older heavy 16ft runabout and it performs well. Not a rocket but can pull a 220Ib skier out of the water on one ski.