G'day all, I found out the other day that I have done a cylinder in my motor. Still waiting to hear what the cause was & what the cost of repair will be, but expect its going to be bl..dy expensive.
The motor was bought new as part of a package on my Quinnie 420 dory january '01. For the first 4 years it got a run most weekends, averaging 100 - 150k per weekend. Last 2 years has been on the water every 2 or 3 weeks.
It allways gets flushed at the end of the day, and gets a full service every christmas.
Am I just unlucky or is this to be expected. Has anyone heard if Merc's are prone to this problem. I would be keen to get your opinions
Regards,
Motorless Brad
Trouble with Mercury 30hp
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mercury
Have heard of a fair few prob with the bigger Mercs and a lack of quality backup service but not really heard of anything with the smaller ones.
http://www.westernangler.com.au/forum/e ... 068/tm.htm
Got a long 40 Johno here on the verandah if you after something to keep you going till the 30's fixed.
http://www.westernangler.com.au/forum/e ... 068/tm.htm
Got a long 40 Johno here on the verandah if you after something to keep you going till the 30's fixed.
Don't wanna be a flat water hero.
Real men go fast when it's rough.
Real men go fast when it's rough.
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