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Cost of repowering

Posted By: Shallow Waters

Cost of repowering - 05/12/18 08:31 PM

Anyone had to report recently? Got a bad feeling about the issues I ran into today, thinking I may be looking at a new motor on Monday. Currently run a Yamaha 225 if someone can tell what I am in for worst case scenario.
Posted By: grout-scout

Re: Cost of repowering - 05/12/18 08:46 PM

You’re in for a wait, you can’t buy any motors right now to due to a shortage because of new models being introduced. But a 225 SHO would have cost you about $17k
Posted By: JMac-D

Re: Cost of repowering - 05/12/18 09:31 PM

Not a yamaha but i just priced the new Proxs 200 fourstroke, 20k. From a local shop too.
Posted By: Skeeter man ZX225

Re: Cost of repowering - 05/12/18 10:47 PM

just had mine rebuilt, cost just under $8000. to replace with 225 SHO the cheepest I could find is $18000.00
Posted By: Shallow Waters

Re: Cost of repowering - 05/12/18 10:49 PM

How long did they rebuild take?
Posted By: ETxRT

Re: Cost of repowering - 05/13/18 06:12 AM

Haven't heard of any shortages of the new Evinrude G2's in that size, I HAVE heard nothing but great things about the way they run, they are different looking though!
Posted By: Hog Jaw

Re: Cost of repowering - 05/13/18 10:41 AM

Man , I’m thinking of re powering in the next few years but I may just pick up knitting.
Posted By: Allison1

Re: Cost of repowering - 05/13/18 11:26 AM

Originally Posted By: JMac-D
Not a yamaha but i just priced the new Proxs 200 fourstroke, 20k. From a local shop too.


You can do better than that. I called Jacos Friday and they said 14,100 for the 225 3.4 V6 four stroke. I think you could have it rigged out with Mercury controls and out the door for 16 to 16,500. Problem right now is everyone is waiting on them to ship. The only 2 strokes they had were 3 175 Pro XS's that were the last ones Mercury had in their warehouse. They had gotten a couple of new V6's in but they were already sold.
Posted By: Ken A.

Re: Cost of repowering - 05/13/18 02:02 PM

Originally Posted By: Shallow Waters
How long did they rebuild take?


http://www.yamaha-rebuild.com/

Call Wayne Worthy. he's the best there is for Yam rebuilds. Tell him I sent ya.
Posted By: Stroker XS

Re: Cost of repowering - 05/13/18 02:11 PM

If I had a Yamaha it would be going to Wayne for any work
Posted By: Frank the Tank

Re: Cost of repowering - 05/13/18 02:24 PM

Yep. Hydro-Tec is legit. Bet there is.
Posted By: tx2va07

Re: Cost of repowering - 05/13/18 03:19 PM

Originally Posted By: Allison1
Originally Posted By: JMac-D
Not a yamaha but i just priced the new Proxs 200 fourstroke, 20k. From a local shop too.


You can do better than that. I called Jacos Friday and they said 14,100 for the 225 3.4 V6 four stroke. I think you could have it rigged out with Mercury controls and out the door for 16 to 16,500. Problem right now is everyone is waiting on them to ship. The only 2 strokes they had were 3 175 Pro XS's that were the last ones Mercury had in their warehouse. They had gotten a couple of new V6's in but they were already sold.



Yep. Jacos is the only place to go for new Merc purchases.
Posted By: bronco71

Re: Cost of repowering - 05/13/18 04:01 PM

One of those 175's would be nice to replace my old 150....
Posted By: Slade

Re: Cost of repowering - 05/13/18 06:10 PM

I’ve been kicking around the same idea lately. My motor is doing good but it’s a 2004 Mercury 150 but not fuel injected. I think instead of buying a newer boat in a few years I may just completely restore mine, carpet, seats, trolling motor, graphs maybe and a fuel injected mercury. It may cost $15-20k total but maybe less and would be better than $50k or whatever my budget might be at the time. .
Posted By: toledo puma

Re: Cost of repowering - 05/14/18 01:52 PM

A friend just hung a 250 PRO XS at Carlsons Marine in Six Mile Texas on Toledo bend for $20,000. Stephen Johnston owns Carlsons Marine
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