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Re: Yamaha SHO’s? [Re: i-Fish] #12483444 10/29/17 10:45 PM
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I know this isn't a Sho but the link below is for a Chevy crate 350 @ about 3440 dollars how is a power head 17,000 I would think the labor to put the Chevy in couldn't be over 2-3 thousand dollars.

I am in no way doubting you just thinking out loud, if this is the case Yamaha is taking advantage of a lot of people

https://www.chevrolet.com/performance/crate-engines/small-block-350-290-hp

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Re: Yamaha SHO’s? [Re: i-Fish] #12483450 10/29/17 10:50 PM
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yep I should have looked further, I just pull up on web sho 250 price

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Re: Yamaha SHO’s? [Re: 921 Phoenix] #12483465 10/29/17 11:06 PM
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Originally Posted By: 921 Phoenix
here is a new 2017-2018 Sho for 14,000

http://www.yamaha-outboardsale.com/2017-...sale-p-544.html


Yeah, good luck with that Chinese scam site. It's been mentioned on more than a few different fishing and boating forums.

Re: Yamaha SHO’s? [Re: i-Fish] #12483544 10/30/17 12:34 AM
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Ok...so I don't sound like a total "Yamaha Homer". I will say this....

The 50 hour service, doing it myself today, it was expensive.

I bought all 3 filters..... VST-$47, low pressure pump filter-$21, main fuel filter-$40.
Plugs, $9ea
5 quarts yamalube $9 .78 ea. Yamaha/Denso filter $27.50
Fuel injector service $80.
Yamalube 90w for lower unit -$30.

Then....$40 worth of Yamaha Ring Free every two months.
Plus, add all the little junk needed to cleanly change the oil.


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Re: Yamaha SHO’s? [Re: tmd11111] #12483569 10/30/17 12:45 AM
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Originally Posted By: tmd11111
Originally Posted By: 921 Phoenix
here is a new 2017-2018 Sho for 14,000

http://www.yamaha-outboardsale.com/2017-...sale-p-544.html


Yeah, good luck with that Chinese scam site. It's been mentioned on more than a few different fishing and boating forums.


Looks legit!! roflmao


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Re: Yamaha SHO’s? [Re: i-Fish] #12483609 10/30/17 01:15 AM
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I believe in the next year or 2 you will start to see the rebuilding start to come about more. The flame spray coating can be redone. As ling as the block is in good shape it can be rebuilt. Now, when the block is shot and you have to go to yamaha is when it will get pricey. Hopefully a shop or two with the capabilities will salvage some blocks for rebuilds and sell them.

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Re: Yamaha SHO’s? [Re: SteezMacQueen] #12483653 10/30/17 02:01 AM
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Originally Posted By: SteezMacQueen
Ok...so I don't sound like a total "Yamaha Homer". I will say this....

The 50 hour service, doing it myself today, it was expensive.

I bought all 3 filters..... VST-$47, low pressure pump filter-$21, main fuel filter-$40.
Plugs, $9ea
5 quarts yamalube $9 .78 ea. Yamaha/Denso filter $27.50
Fuel injector service $80.
Yamalube 90w for lower unit -$30.

Then....$40 worth of Yamaha Ring Free every two months.
Plus, add all the little junk needed to cleanly change the oil.



Which SHO do you have? I thought the 200, 225's and 250's had 20 hour service and then every 100 hours from there.

Re: Yamaha SHO’s? [Re: SteezMacQueen] #12483673 10/30/17 02:12 AM
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Originally Posted By: SteezMacQueen
Ok...so I don't sound like a total "Yamaha Homer". I will say this....

The 50 hour service, doing it myself today, it was expensive.

I bought all 3 filters..... VST-$47, low pressure pump filter-$21, main fuel filter-$40.
Plugs, $9ea
5 quarts yamalube $9 .78 ea. Yamaha/Denso filter $27.50
Fuel injector service $80.
Yamalube 90w for lower unit -$30.

Then....$40 worth of Yamaha Ring Free every two months.
Plus, add all the little junk needed to cleanly change the oil.



And people say they prefer a 4 stroke over a 2 stroke because they don't want to add oil...

Re: Yamaha SHO’s? [Re: stringwise] #12483691 10/30/17 02:24 AM
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Originally Posted By: SteezMacQueen
Ok...so I don't sound like a total "Yamaha Homer". I will say this....

The 50 hour service, doing it myself today, it was expensive.

I bought all 3 filters..... VST-$47, low pressure pump filter-$21, main fuel filter-$40.
Plugs, $9ea
5 quarts yamalube $9 .78 ea. Yamaha/Denso filter $27.50
Fuel injector service $80.
Yamalube 90w for lower unit -$30.

Then....$40 worth of Yamaha Ring Free every two months.
Plus, add all the little junk needed to cleanly change the oil.



Which SHO do you have? I thought the 200, 225's and 250's had 20 hour service and then every 100 hours from there.
I bought a used boat with 42 hours.....and no service history. So I decided to do it all at 50.


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Re: Yamaha SHO’s? [Re: tmd11111] #12483696 10/30/17 02:25 AM
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Originally Posted By: tmd11111
Originally Posted By: SteezMacQueen
Ok...so I don't sound like a total "Yamaha Homer". I will say this....

The 50 hour service, doing it myself today, it was expensive.

I bought all 3 filters..... VST-$47, low pressure pump filter-$21, main fuel filter-$40.
Plugs, $9ea
5 quarts yamalube $9 .78 ea. Yamaha/Denso filter $27.50
Fuel injector service $80.
Yamalube 90w for lower unit -$30.

Then....$40 worth of Yamaha Ring Free every two months.
Plus, add all the little junk needed to cleanly change the oil.



And people say they prefer a 4 stroke over a 2 stroke because they don't want to add oil...


The 4's and 2's cost about the sale over the long haul.


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Re: Yamaha SHO’s? [Re: SteezMacQueen] #12483709 10/30/17 02:37 AM
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Originally Posted By: SteezMacQueen
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Originally Posted By: SteezMacQueen
Ok...so I don't sound like a total "Yamaha Homer". I will say this....

The 50 hour service, doing it myself today, it was expensive.

I bought all 3 filters..... VST-$47, low pressure pump filter-$21, main fuel filter-$40.
Plugs, $9ea
5 quarts yamalube $9 .78 ea. Yamaha/Denso filter $27.50
Fuel injector service $80.
Yamalube 90w for lower unit -$30.

Then....$40 worth of Yamaha Ring Free every two months.
Plus, add all the little junk needed to cleanly change the oil.



And people say they prefer a 4 stroke over a 2 stroke because they don't want to add oil...


The 4's and 2's cost about the sale over the long haul.


My merc dfi oil is $40.00 a gallon and it burns it like there is no tomorrow. The sho oil is cheaper.

I appear to be burning 1 gallon about every 8-10 hours.

Re: Yamaha SHO’s? [Re: i-Fish] #12483716 10/30/17 02:47 AM
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Scout try buying oil online . I know not everyone buys online, but I have 2 boats, mine and my sons, I bought a 55 gallon drum of dfi from domo online and got it cheaper than preminm plus at Academy

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Hows big blue been fishing Scout? Did you fish Two Guys?

Re: Yamaha SHO’s? [Re: 21elite] #12483744 10/30/17 03:06 AM
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Hows big blue been fishing Scout? Did you fish Two Guys?


My bud and I did, we got our azz handed to us! We didn’t even bother to weigh in because we knew we didn’t have enough. I used to do fairly decent there, but the lake has had my number the last few times I went there.



I finally have enough jugs to buy in bulk on the oil, should save a few $$$.

Re: Yamaha SHO’s? [Re: SteezMacQueen] #12483805 10/30/17 03:52 AM
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Originally Posted By: SteezMacQueen
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Originally Posted By: SteezMacQueen
Ok...so I don't sound like a total "Yamaha Homer". I will say this....

The 50 hour service, doing it myself today, it was expensive.

I bought all 3 filters..... VST-$47, low pressure pump filter-$21, main fuel filter-$40.
Plugs, $9ea
5 quarts yamalube $9 .78 ea. Yamaha/Denso filter $27.50
Fuel injector service $80.
Yamalube 90w for lower unit -$30.

Then....$40 worth of Yamaha Ring Free every two months.
Plus, add all the little junk needed to cleanly change the oil.



Which SHO do you have? I thought the 200, 225's and 250's had 20 hour service and then every 100 hours from there.
I bought a used boat with 42 hours.....and no service history. So I decided to do it all at 50.


Makes sense thumb

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