by Eddie » July 11th, 2019, 1:12 am
My neighbour has a 5 metre RHIB with a brand new Evinrude 90 on the back. Ten grands worth in total. He will be piloting it to a coastal dealership on the mainland with regard to it's future servicing requirements in order to maintain the warrantee. I'll leave you to read between the lines.
Four strokes REALLY don't like being inverted. Two strokes are still available to buy brand new to commercial users such as rescue organisations, yacht clubs, fishermen, and even scaffolders that work on waterfront properties. They're 20%...ish lighter than a four stroke, and a lot easier to 'pull over'.