250hp Mercury Outboard Motors | Remote Mechanical, Electric Start, 20″ Shaft | 250L
€23,900.00
250hp Mercury Outboard Motors | Remote Mechanical, Electric Start, 20″ Shaft | 250L
Motor Specifications
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- Engine Type: Mercury 250L V-8 Four Stroke
- Horsepower: 250hp
- Cylinders: V-8
- Shaft Length: 20″ Long
- Steering: Remote Mechanical
- Starting: Smart Start Electric
- Weight: 527 lbs
- Maximum Trim Range: 20° (-6° to 14°)
- Maximum Tilt Range: 73° (-6° to 67°)
- Alternator: 85 amp / 1,071 watt with Idle Charge
- Full Throttle Range: 5200 – 6000 rpm
- Displacement: 4.6 L
- Fuel System: Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI)
- Fuel Induction System: 32-valve, DOHC
- Warranty: Mercury Marine 3-Year Warranty
Standard Features
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- Power Trim & Tilt
- Service Tool Kit & Parts
- Stop Switch Lanyard
- Owner’s Manual
Description
250hp Mercury Outboard Motors | Remote Mechanical, Electric Start, 20″ Shaft | 250L
Key Features
Go Farther: Advanced Range Optimization by Mercury Marine uses closed–loop fuel control to precisely adjust the fuel mixture and deliver the best possible efficiency.
Keep It Steady: Adaptive Speed Control maintains engine speed (rpm) regardless of load or condition changes – such as rough water, tight turns, tow sports and lower speeds on plane – without having to frequently adjust throttle position, a first for the outboard industry.
Lighter by Design: Ounce by ounce, Mercury engineers cut pounds from the FourStroke outboards, ensuring each engine is the lightest in its respective class.
Smart Charging: Idle Charge battery-management prevents boaters from draining their batteries while operating multiple electronic devices. When battery voltage is reduced, the engine will automatically increase idle rpm to boost alternator output and recharge low batteries to the proper level.
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Daniel –
Excellent outboard, starts well hot or cold, I’ve owned two of them, one on a 20 ft rip tide plate boat giving around 22Lp/h at around 4000rpm, the other on an 18ft plate metal and marine giving a bit better being a lighter boat. I have owned 2 80 4 strokes and pound for pound the 130 2 strokes are better. Ease of use, reliability, economy Small telltale