1979 mercury 140

[Blue_Heron]

Originally Posted by 215robert

...the motor also comes with shift, steering cables and a helm all ready to fit a sf 20.

Power trim pump?

I've got a '74 Hewes Bonefisher for my the next boat restoration project, and this is tempting. Any idea what it weighs? NADA says around 300 lbs.

Dave

[215robert]

Sounds about right 275_300 lbs.

[215robert]

yep, it's included and works fine........

[pianewman]

Newbie questions: Is there a long-shaft kit available for this motor? I like the weight of this motor, but having a 20" notch in the transom makes me nervous. How narrow could the notch be with this motor?

[215robert]

in stock at bay manufacturing..........thanks for the interest.

[pianewman]

Still dreaming...serial number, please? I'm trying to get all the costs lined up...my wife's out of town for 2 weeks, and of course, I'm scheming!!

[215robert]

239-872-4934................rob.

[pianewman]

Thanks. Still a long shot for me/us, but hey, I like doing research. I'll find out cost of long shaft conversion.

[215robert]

$500.00

[pianewman]

Well, that saved me some time! Thanks.
Still dreaming of Seacrafts "swooshing" back into the water...what a sound...
I agree with a previous post...Carl really was an artist. The Seacraft boats, in addition to having such a well balanced ride, are just perfectly in proportion.