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38flatdeck 06-20-2007 01:58 PM

300 Mercury
 
How many hours are murcury 300 pro max's good for

OkieTunnel 06-20-2007 04:14 PM

Go ask on "screamandfly.com"

38flatdeck 06-20-2007 04:48 PM


Originally Posted by OkieTunnel (Post 2170550)
Go ask on "screamandfly.com"

okiedokie

dreamboater 06-20-2007 07:06 PM

I dont think he was trying to be mean about that. To answer the question. Like anything, it depends on how you use the motors. I have a pair of 2000 300's on a 28 skater. I have 385 hours with no signs of the powerhead being tired. I have heard 800hrs, when left stock. Lower units on the other hand.....I have had all kinds of problems with those!

ToTheMax 06-20-2007 07:57 PM


Originally Posted by dreamboater (Post 2170739)
Lower units on the other hand.....I have had all kinds of problems with those!

Anything major? After how many hrs?

seltzer 06-20-2007 09:58 PM


Originally Posted by dreamboater (Post 2170739)
I dont think he was trying to be mean about that. To answer the question. Like anything, it depends on how you use the motors. I have a pair of 2000 300's on a 28 skater. I have 385 hours with no signs of the powerhead being tired. I have heard 800hrs, when left stock. Lower units on the other hand.....I have had all kinds of problems with those!

They seemed pretty tired when i went around them.:eek:

dreamboater 06-21-2007 06:28 AM


Originally Posted by ToTheMax (Post 2170807)
Anything major? After how many hrs?

For lower units, the issues have nothing to do with hours. I have broken a tooth off of a forward gear, replaced prop shaft seals and the rest of the seals many times, I have also broken 2 prop shafts, and in the process lost 2 propellors. Upgrading to the fat shafts will solve the prop shaft issue. Check your gear oil every other time out of so just to keep an eye on water in the gear case.

dreamboater 06-21-2007 06:29 AM


Originally Posted by seltzer (Post 2171033)
They seemed pretty tired when i went around them.:eek:

You may have walked around them in the parking lot....but thats about it. :D :D

lowblue320 06-21-2007 03:15 PM


Originally Posted by dreamboater (Post 2170739)
I dont think he was trying to be mean about that. To answer the question. Like anything, it depends on how you use the motors. I have a pair of 2000 300's on a 28 skater. I have 385 hours with no signs of the powerhead being tired. I have heard 800hrs, when left stock. Lower units on the other hand.....I have had all kinds of problems with those!

same here the motors are great, but the lower units?????? well dreamboater already explained.........I have big shafts and never had any problems with them just seals...just check the oil every time and you'll be ok.

JIMKID Motorsports 06-21-2007 06:22 PM

lets see my 300x let go at 44 hours put rod through the side of the block


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