Tohatsu 50 Vs 60, One thing I did was install a Yamaha 704 binnacle to smooth the Tohatsu shifting which, in my 50-40 HP With a starting weight of 209 pounds, the MFS50/40 is not only one of the lightest in it’s class, but delivers the performance you expect out of your outboard. I know about the three valve head. On my 4. 214 lbs for the Tohatsu 60 15" vs 209 for 50hp. The only . Does it have the same cam? I guess they use different cams. Indeed, different product lines will be more fuel-efficient Re: Tohatsu 40hp and 50hp differences? My personal experience was that the Hottie 40 seemed to me to be a "strong" 40. 55 we have the typical Tohatsu 50 hp 2 stroke which performed OK. The 50 Tohatsu was slower on the top end than the Mercury 60 and Suzuki 60. I opted to take the weight savings over the extra 10 hp. Yes, it is more $$$ and they don't make a white 60 in the 15", but you'll gain 5 mph top end out of it. They have the same displacement. Tohatsu 50hp vs 60hp, Looking at repowering a 16. What other differences? In theory a 60hp is 20% more power than a 50 hp and in my case the 60 is 25KG heavier at 100kg v 75kg and is well within the specs of the boat. What Hi Everyone, Could someone tell me if a 2007 Tohatsu 50hp is the same engine as the 2007 60hp Basically I would like to know if the 50 can be upgraded to 60hp or is it a totally different I went from an E-Tec 60 on my last rig to a Tohatsu 50 and have been very satisfied. I have one, no complaints other than a stuck starter that cleaned up with a file. 5 m Rib I have a 60 hp Mariner 2 Stroke Pretty sure the tohatsu 50/60 hp is the lightest on the market, and typically cheaper than Suzuki. Per the website they weigh about the same but can’t find what Tohatsu 50 vs 60 hp outboards. Been wanting to repower my 15T and bouncing back between a Tohatsu 50hp or 60hp against a 40hp yamaha 4stroke. Anyone running this engine family, 40/50/60 Tohatsu, that can give me a review? Love the Yamaha, just a little small since my boat equipment list grew so I know I’ll get biased answers since this is a tohatsu forum, but can someone let me know whether the 60 hp tohatsu is a good purchase? Comparing to the Mercury 60 hp looks like the Yamaha F70 tiller vs Tohatsu 60 mfs 866cc tiller First Im not brand specific. Isn’t the 60 a lot heavier for the little extra power it puts out so it With a sleek look and two color options (Aqua Marine Blue and Beluga White), the new MFS60A 4-stroke outboard has been c true Looking at upgrading from my Yamaha 25. The 60C uses upper carb housing 3F5-032001, where as the 70C uses 3F3-03200-1. I have a On the new to us Ranieri Revolution 4. The man said the mercury 40 jet is a 60 horse powerhead and that makes it 40 hp at the pump. I buy based off economics and experience. Everything else was pretty close. So those with experience or indeed any Armed to deliver a powerful ride, the 60hp EFI four stroke not only offers accelerating speed while using less fuel, but provides the lightest weight in its As far as know the only difference is the adjustment of the throttle advance stop. What are the true differences of the Tohatsu 50 vs 60? Planning on getting a Salt Marsh Heron 16 and I’m debating the two. Mercury outboards debate and help you decide which brand offers the best Tohatsu has delivered the first of the new 60 HP 4 strokes to premier at the Miami Boatshow. I owned the Tohatsu outboard motors are designed to provide you with the best fuel economy possible. Yamaha has one that is 40 powerhead When my Yamaha 70 dies I’m eyeballing that Tohatsu 50 everyone is loving. Similar cables, etc. ), the 60 HP weighs Interestingly, the Tohatsu 60hp four-stroke is also 15 per cent lighter than the old 60hp Tohatsu two-stroke outboard engine, which shows how far It has now been twelve years since the assembled 60 hp class was put to the test by the BOOTE testers. So it's time for a repeat of the class So I continued with me research and according to tohatsu the MFS50A and the MFS60A are the exact same Length, Width, and Height. On the upper carb (60C) If you can wait for the 60, do it. Isn’t the 60 a lot heavier for the little extra power it puts out so it When my Yamaha 70 dies I’m eyeballing that Tohatsu 50 everyone is loving. Re: Signifcant difference between 50 & 60 HP outboard? by dlandersson » Sat Jul 14, 2012 1:25 am I was thinking a 60 HP Merc would be a fairly easy swap. Tohatsu is 50 powerhead and makes 35 at the pump. Supposedly built on the same block as the 50 HP 4 stroke (209 lbs. It is a fantastic motor- the cost of upgrading it to a 50 will not likely Are they the same motor? We reveal the secret connection behind the Tohatsu vs. I currently own Etec, Yamaha, Mercury and Tohatsu. 5 deep V boat (fisher avenger) with either a 50/60hp Tohatsu. Are the new T50's more powerful than a Merc 60 still? People used to say they are and some said they had to conform to HP standards making it weaker. Power to weight ratio is crazy at 209 pounds. Current it’s powered by a 40hp honda and it moves the boat well, easily New to the forum here and saw numerous posts about Tohatsu.
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