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This outboard utility is 14.5 feet long and weighs 510 (pounds dry). This weight does not account for passengers, fuel, or gear. The beam of this craft is 70 inches. here
Your Mirrocraft by Northport aluminum hulled boat can be kept in better condition by covering it properly when not in use. This will help to prolong its use and resale value. Proper maintenance and care (and winterization if needed) will also help maintain the usability and value of the craft. As outboard engine life also effects the value of a boat, we have included engine information as well. here
About your question of going with a 40: That's a fine motor, but it is not a 4-stroke. It's a TLDI. So it does use 2-stroke oil, but it's EFI, and very efficient, much quieter than your old pre-mix 28.
30 mph would be great for me considering I can only make 20mph in prime conditions now EMM.
As a Tohatsu mechanic, I can say this one word about the 30: Smooth. They are as good as anything on the market, and better than many. Good pricing, too. more
Re: Tohatsu 4 stroke opinions
I have a 2007 25 Tohatsu tiller with power tirm and tilt on a 1548 weldbilt aluminum boat. With just me it will run about 30mph by my GPS. It is a little heavy and causes the rear of my boat to sit a little low in the water however it is not really a problem unless I am in real shallow water. The fuel economy is great I normaly make about 13-15MPG. It starts easy runs smooth and is very quiet.
As a Tohatsu mechanic, I can say this one word about the 30: Smooth. They are as good as anything on the market, and better than many. Good pricing, too. [links]