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Old 20 April 2011, 07:31   #1
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Mariner 3.3 o/b info required!

Hi, I'd be really grateful if someone was able to clarify whether the Mariner 3.3 2 stroke was ever sold as just a forward gear model? I know the 2.5 has no neutral, but thought all 3.3's had forward & neutral gear shift lever.
Many thanks. RR.
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Old 20 April 2011, 10:13   #2
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the 3.3hp 2/str had a gear and a nutrel
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Old 20 April 2011, 12:02   #3
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The cowl from the 3.3 will fit a 2.5........
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Old 20 April 2011, 13:27   #4
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Thanks for the replys. I think I've been sold a 2.5 under a 3.3 hood- teach me to use ebay
I just wanted to make sure that the older models weren't a direct drive forward gear only as he's trying to tell me. I can't find any reference to such an outboard on the web, hence asking here! Thanks again. If anyone knows to the contrary, and such an outboard does exist, I'd be grateful to hear from them! Regards. RR.
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Old 20 April 2011, 13:50   #5
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I may be interested if you want to sell the 3.3hp cowl.


(And no, I don't have a 2.5hp motor which could soon be for sale....)
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Old 20 April 2011, 16:50   #6
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Hi, I'd be really grateful if someone was able to clarify whether the Mariner 3.3 2 stroke was ever sold as just a forward gear model? I know the 2.5 has no neutral, but thought all 3.3's had forward & neutral gear shift lever.
Many thanks. RR.
My one has N/F gear 3.3 mariner 2003 ish 4 ish,bit of a cheating barstad selling you little hore power then advertised,cor there is some nasty people about,Thorney
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Old 21 April 2011, 20:35   #7
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I may be interested if you want to sell the 3.3hp cowl.


(And no, I don't have a 2.5hp motor which could soon be for sale....)
The bloke's agreed to give me my money back, so beware of 2.5/ 3.3's coming up for sale on ebay again soon in the Newbury area

Thanks all. RR.
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Old 22 April 2011, 22:30   #8
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The bloke's agreed to give me my money back, so beware of 2.5/ 3.3's coming up for sale on ebay again soon in the Newbury area

Thanks all. RR.
There is a restrictor in the Carb throat on the 2.5. Very easy to get 3.3 out of it...
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