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Yamaha or mercury?????

tarjla im about to buy a new outboard but cant decide between a yamaha 115 or mercury 115 two stroke.I hope to keep the motor long term so reliability and repair costs are my main concerns.please give me your thoughts 2001-06-12
mikec From what I understand, Yammies are the way to go. Not being an owner of one, its all hear-say on my part, but Ive never heard a bad word about them, always good. 2001-06-12
page62 The only bad thing about Yamaha is the cost of replacement parts. But you shouldn't have to worry about that for a few years with either engine... 2001-06-12
wesal1 I run turni fihing I see guys blowing up all kinds of motors including merc's and yammies but I think the yammi is the most reliable 2001-06-12
J.B. Cornwell Hi, tarjla. Make that 4 to 0. Mercs are good engines. From what I have seen and heard Yamaha is the class of the field in mid to upper range 2 strokes. There are plenty of dealers everywhere and parts are available but expensive.

Good luck.
JB

2001-06-12
DanMcK Check this out. Hope it will help. http://www.suzukimarine.com/sr01/feacomp/suz115df.htm 2001-06-14

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