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Motor Rebuilds

Posted By: DBFishing83

Motor Rebuilds - 04/07/18 05:55 PM

Who is GOOD -- Who is not
WHY ?
Posted By: 03svtsnakevert

Re: Motor Rebuilds - 04/07/18 06:11 PM

Originally Posted By: flukeman83
Who is GOOD -- Who is not
WHY ?


Hydrotec marine

Why: very proven from everything I’ve seen/read
Posted By: kemon86

Re: Motor Rebuilds - 04/07/18 08:02 PM

Texas Outboard Rebuild in 7 points. Good because they rebuilt a motor for me and it was flawless.
Posted By: DBFishing83

Re: Motor Rebuilds - 04/07/18 08:23 PM

Kemon86. .....
How long did it take TOR to do your rebuild job ?
Posted By: skeeter james

Re: Motor Rebuilds - 04/07/18 09:25 PM

What motor and size are you thinking about having rebuilt ?
Posted By: kemon86

Re: Motor Rebuilds - 04/07/18 09:28 PM

Originally Posted By: flukeman83
Kemon86. .....
How long did it take TOR to do your rebuild job ?


2 weeks
Posted By: buggsboy

Re: Motor Rebuilds - 04/07/18 09:33 PM

I think I would probably look into getting a factory rebuild.
Posted By: DBFishing83

Re: Motor Rebuilds - 04/08/18 12:06 AM

This thread is not about me getting my motor rebuilt and if I should get a factory reman ..... but rather about what REBUILD shops in the Texas market are good, efficient, cost effective and fast ........ or NOT.
Which ones don't do what they advertise
Posted By: Clark3

Re: Motor Rebuilds - 04/08/18 12:26 AM

Originally Posted By: flukeman83
This thread is not about me getting my motor rebuilt and if I should get a factory reman ..... but rather about what REBUILD shops in the Texas market are good, efficient, cost effective and fast ........ or NOT.
Which ones don't do what they advertise


No need to be a dick. I’m sure you’re looking for a cheap way out so you can post for sale and let the Next guy deal with it but no need to be rude to someone offering their advice
Posted By: tmd11111

Re: Motor Rebuilds - 04/08/18 12:32 AM

Originally Posted By: flukeman83
This thread is not about me getting my motor rebuilt and if I should get a factory reman ..... but rather about what REBUILD shops in the Texas market are good, efficient, cost effective and fast ........ or NOT.
Which ones don't do what they advertise


Before you get your panties in a wad it would help of you let us know what motor and what extent is the damage. In some cases the damage is too much to rebuild and a factory remanufactured is more cost effective.
Posted By: Clark3

Re: Motor Rebuilds - 04/08/18 12:35 AM

Originally Posted By: tmd11111
Originally Posted By: flukeman83
This thread is not about me getting my motor rebuilt and if I should get a factory reman ..... but rather about what REBUILD shops in the Texas market are good, efficient, cost effective and fast ........ or NOT.
Which ones don't do what they advertise


Before you get your panties in a wad it would help of you let us know what motor and what extent is the damage. In some cases the damage is too much to rebuild and a factory remanufactured is more cost effective.


This dude has made like 3 threads on the issue.

He couldn’t afford a reman since they’re 10k. And can’t find someone to get it running good enough so he can stick some fool on Craigslist or some kid with daddy’s money
Posted By: Joefishhunter

Re: Motor Rebuilds - 04/08/18 12:52 AM

popcorn
Posted By: DBFishing83

Re: Motor Rebuilds - 04/08/18 01:26 AM

👍☹️ bang
Getting a blown motor fixed is one of the most exasperating things there is to do.
My issue is solved. I am just trying to find GOOD - REPUTABLE shops that others can use when they have the same issue
Have a nice day !!!
Posted By: forkduc

Re: Motor Rebuilds - 04/08/18 04:31 PM

Plano Marine is awesome on Yahmahas
Posted By: WAWI

Re: Motor Rebuilds - 04/08/18 04:41 PM

Texas Outboard 7 points did good work
Posted By: ETxRT

Re: Motor Rebuilds - 04/09/18 04:24 PM

DO NOT USE Troy at TS performance Marine around Atlanta or Uncretain IF he's even still in business!
Posted By: Fish Killer

Re: Motor Rebuilds - 04/09/18 04:56 PM

Originally Posted By: ETxRT
DO NOT USE Troy at TS performance Marine around Atlanta or Uncretain IF he's even still in business!
thumb
Posted By: Allison1

Re: Motor Rebuilds - 04/09/18 05:09 PM

I'd know where I'd go if it was a non direct injection Mercury 2.5 motor.
Bobby but thats what he does really good.
Posted By: Toad Jerker

Re: Motor Rebuilds - 04/09/18 05:15 PM

Texas Outboard rebuilds is the only place that will get my business from now on. Very friendly and honest people and send photo updates of everything they do.
Posted By: TrailHand

Re: Motor Rebuilds - 04/14/18 03:27 AM

2 week turnaround time? This guy did it in two weeks himself with basic yard tools.

https://www.amazon.com/rebuilt-Outboard-...utboard+14+days

If I put mine in for 2 weeks I'd expect more than a motor rebuild.
Posted By: Curtbass

Re: Motor Rebuilds - 04/14/18 06:00 AM

popcorn
Posted By: Douglas J

Re: Motor Rebuilds - 04/14/18 12:37 PM


Posted By: WAWI

Re: Motor Rebuilds - 04/14/18 12:58 PM

Originally Posted By: TrailHand
2 week turnaround time? This guy did it in two weeks himself with basic yard tools.

https://www.amazon.com/rebuilt-Outboard-...utboard+14+days

If I put mine in for 2 weeks I'd expect more than a motor rebuild.


I believe Fish Killer used that guy. Lol
Posted By: DBFishing83

Re: Motor Rebuilds - 04/19/18 08:01 PM

...OK....
since I started this thread, let me add to it.
After much discussion, consternation, many telephone calls and internet searching .......
I went to Texas Outboard Rebuild in Tool (Cedar Creek area)
they were not the cheapest (might be in the long run) but they were:
1.) knowledgeable 2.) reasonable priced 3.) friendly 4.) delivered on schedule
5.) provided work updates with pictures by email 6.) went over the entire repair when I picked it up
7.) went over further break-in and how-to operate the engine for desired best results

let's hope this ends this chapter of BUYING a USED BOAT
..... that thread is next
Posted By: forkduc

Re: Motor Rebuilds - 04/20/18 02:28 PM

Just remember yours is not the only motor being worked on. 2 weeks is a normal turn time.
Posted By: RANDYSGLIDE

Re: Motor Rebuilds - 04/20/18 09:06 PM

Good info
Posted By: DBFishing83

Re: Motor Rebuilds - 04/20/18 09:24 PM

Originally Posted By: forkduc
Just remember yours is not the only motor being worked on. 2 weeks is a normal turn time.


TOR quoted 3 weeks and delivered
All others said 1-3 months
Not one shop said 2 weeks & I called a lot of shops
Just saying .......
Posted By: buggsboy

Re: Motor Rebuilds - 04/21/18 03:56 AM

I hope you get good service from it.
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