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Old 31 May 2005, 13:59   #1
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Country: UK - England
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Boat name: TIPS
Make: Avon Adventure *FOR SALE*
Length: 5.6m
Engine: 115 Yamaha 4-Stroke
Join Date: Apr 2002
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Fuel Consumption:Yamaha 115 4st Vs Mercruiser 3.0l

Hi,
having recently sold my 5.6 Avon Adventure, i'm now looking at a bowrider of some kind just to keep the kids entertained until I can make plans for my next rib.

How do you think fuel consumptoin would compare on a 17ft Sea Ray bowrider with a 3.0l Mercruiser (130hp) as opposed to my 18ft Avon Adventure with a Yamaha 115hp Four Stroke EFI.

We on average, we were putting between 25 - 30l a day into the tanks of the Avon.

I presume all 3.0l Mercuiser lumps are carburettor as opposed to EFI ?

Thanks
Mark
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Old 28 August 2005, 18:51   #2
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Country: UK - N Ireland
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Originally Posted by TIPS
Hi,

having recently sold my 5.6 Avon Adventure, i'm now looking at a bowrider of some kind just to keep the kids entertained until I can make plans for my next rib.

How do you think fuel consumptoin would compare on a 17ft Sea Ray bowrider with a 3.0l Mercruiser (130hp) as opposed to my 18ft Avon Adventure with a Yamaha 115hp Four Stroke EFI.

We on average, we were putting between 25 - 30l a day into the tanks of the Avon.

I presume all 3.0l Mercuiser lumps are carburettor as opposed to EFI ?

Thanks
Mark
mark. i have a mercruiser 3.0l on my glastron boat. i use 30 quid of fuel all weekend out wakeboarding
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