Anyone see any cons to this. I think I know most of the pros. I currently have the 4” spacers on but still have my 2” ones. Where is the best place to get the best price? Called Jacos today Bronson hasn’t called back yet.
Anyone see any cons to this. I think I know most of the pros. I currently have the 4” spacers on but still have my 2” ones. Where is the best place to get the best price? Called Jacos today Bronson hasn’t called back yet.
I recently changed. What boat you runnin? My holeshpt got better, haven’t had allot of time to try different props but I think it’ll be a bit better Top end and handling.
2016 Allison XB21 XST
2021 Mercury 250R
You may could get lucky and find a good used one on here or Fast Bass. Scream will have em to sometimes....just be careful on there.
BULLET 20 XRD/250 Merc Sport XS
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Assuming your running a boat that is going to be running faster than low 80's a SM is the way to go without a doubt. The speed and handling of a SM over a TM is pretty substantial. I would think most Mercury dealers could get a Sporty for you but the best way to get one without paying a fortune is to watch the forums such as this one, Allison Owners, Fastbass, Scream and Fly, etc. or even Ebay.
Bassport Pro Elite. Dual console
I seen one earlier today for sale. $3900 77 hrs.
If I can find it I’ll post it for ya.
2016 Allison XB21 XST
2021 Mercury 250R
Thanks.
Pretty sure that was on The Facebook
Just remembering that one's off a 300.
Wildman (Randy) on Scream and Fly used to buy new motors and swap the lowers for duel engine applications on the Liberator boats he sold. I bought a new unit from him a few years back. Check the for sale adds on S & F. His price was much less that a new one from a Merc dealer.
This is on S & This is on S & F.
Thread: 20" 1:75 3.0 liter Fat shaft Swept skeg Sportmaster
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20" 1:75 3.0 liter Fat shaft Swept skeg SportmasterLike the title says i have a 20" 1:75 swept skeg sporty for a 3.0 liter..its got a lakeland shift perch with double seals and a quad seal driveshaft carrier both were just installed with brand new seals and a brand new water pump...took this on trade and ran it twice to make sure it worked good...all was fine...$3000.00 plus the ride....
More photos in a day or 2 when i pull it out of my storage space...Attached Thumbnails
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Call Lee Sanderson and see if he has one.
Absolutely no cons to going to a SM on that rig. Nothing but slow and less agile with a TM on a Bassport. I'll be looking for you down on Pickwick!Originally Posted by SP1973
Just curious?? Would it make any difference being off of a 300 ?
2016 Allison XB21 XST
2021 Mercury 250R
Nope no difference same lower on a 250 and 300
I didn't think so but was not sure enough to make a comment on it. Thanks.
I know I traded my TM off my 250 Pro for a SM off a 300. That’s why I asked. Didn’t see where they’d be any diff in lowers.
2016 Allison XB21 XST
2021 Mercury 250R
840307T27 is the part number for the lower unit on both engines with a 175 gear ratio.
I have a 3.0L Sport Master with 1.62 gears, it has less than one hour run time. Comes with one year warranty. $3,800.00.
That's the one I'd buy if in the market.
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