Nice! did you quote any other brands/ reason for choosing the zuke? Who are you using?I just did the paperwork for a 2019 white Suzuki 60. Motor, gauges, controls, install, blah blah blah was 7,800.00
I had a 2014 zuke 40hp and loved it. Back then a 40 was only 3600 though.zuke prices will not be beat...........ex.maybe tohatties
What gauge package was that, and from where? I got quoted $8200 from international marine for a white Zuke 60hp, with a NMEA2k network, C10 digital gauge, and SS prop. That was the cheapest I found for all that.I just did the paperwork for a 2019 white Suzuki 60. Motor, gauges, controls, install, blah blah blah was 7,800.00
Definitely! ThanksIf you are near Orlando. Check with Talon marine in Oviedo. I’ve had multiple people tell me he gave them great Suzuki prices.
Check prices in alabama, better prices and no sales tax on outboard motors..Thought I’d post before I pull the trigger for a repower. Where are you doing your repowers? Specifically looking for prices on 60 and 70’s. Anyone know of factory leftovers?
Thanks in advance!
Check with Atlantic Marine (Miami). They also do a bunch of Zuke repowers, and currently I feel like they're doing more than International... Maybe better price. Worth a call IMO.What gauge package was that, and from where? I got quoted $8200 from international marine for a white Zuke 60hp, with a NMEA2k network, C10 digital gauge, and SS prop. That was the cheapest I found for all that.
Pretty sure I already hit them up and they were not close for the same money. The next closest in price was outboard specialties followed by diamond marine if memory serves, but they were $500+ more without the stainless prop.Check with Atlantic Marine (Miami). They also do a bunch of Zuke repowers, and currently I feel like they're doing more than International... Maybe better price. Worth a call IMO.
Jaco's in Tennessee for mercury, largest in USA.Thought I’d post before I pull the trigger for a repower. Where are you doing your repowers? Specifically looking for prices on 60 and 70’s. Anyone know of factory leftovers?
Thanks in advance!
I did not check with them. The guys at Ellis were significantly lower than three other quotes and were very helpful so I pulled the trigger. Hopefully the rest of the process is smooth.Considering you're going with a Yamaha, did you check with Karl Neiger / yamaha7man (instagram user name). He works for Central Marine in st pete? Just curious if you did cause that guy is MOVING engines...