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Hi Does Any One Know About These Motors As Im Just Looking At One For An Aux Motor Its A 1997 One With Low Hours Are They Any Good ?
Hi do a search. I don't think they come up as a good motor if I remember rightly though?Hi Does Any One Know About These Motors As Im Just Looking At One For An Aux Motor Its A 1997 One With Low Hours Are They Any Good ?
http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/showthread.php?p=556499&highlight=force#post556499Hi Couldnt Find Any Info Any Idears
But it wouldn't be stolen then would it!if it's a Force then it should be DIRT cheap and run like a watch. If not look elsewhere-they are almost worthless.
The only real advantage to Force is no-one will ever make a concerted effort to steal them as you'd have to pay someone to take a stolen Force.
Would if you were the thief trying to sell itBut it wouldn't be stolen then would it!
I get it! Resett then? sorry Seabass 1 you will be regreting asking about this one!Would if you were the thief trying to sell it![]()
Sea Bass 1, the Force motor you are looking at is NOT a Chrysler.
It's a MERCURY.
When Force first came into being they bought out Chrysler (or was it the other way round) either way Force outboards were re badged Chryslers BUT..
in 1992/3, Force switched to Mercurys.
What they do is use the previous generation of Mercury engines so they are not the same as the current ones you buy at your Mercury dealer but rather the ones you could have bought a few years previously.
This info came from Bill Higham Marine in Manchester who are Mariner dealers and are/were Chrysler specialists. As Mariner and Mercury are the same, I guess they should know.
Hope this helps.