TOPIC: mercury 3x2 setup

mercury 3x2 setup 7 years 3 weeks ago #131066

redfishpirates Offline Gold Boarder Posts: 559 Karma: 29 Thank you received: 4	well, a good time to try adding pics!!! we got this 3x2 setup with a bunch of old boat stuff several years ago...what does it fit and what would be a fair price to ask for it???has number 374-5427on end carb and number 79553 on the choke manafold...thanks john Attachments: Check this box to be notified of replies to this topic. Note: BBcode and smileys are still usable.
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mercury 3x2 setup 7 years 1 day ago #131383

redfishpirates Offline Gold Boarder Posts: 559 Karma: 29 Thank you received: 4	would this befor a 150. or maybe bigger?? Check this box to be notified of replies to this topic. Note: BBcode and smileys are still usable. The following user(s) said Thank You: alumaglass
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mercury 3x2 setup 7 years 1 day ago #131387

Dr_Frankenmerc Offline Contributing Member Posts: 1433 Karma: 185 Thank you received: 44	Definitely from a v6 Merc, but I'm not sure what HP. Whatever it is, it had "clam-shell" cowls, not drop-over, so it probably is from an early one. 1976 thru 1989??? I'm a far cry from a v6 guru. doc F Check this box to be notified of replies to this topic. Note: BBcode and smileys are still usable. The following user(s) said Thank You: redfishpirates
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mercury 3x2 setup 7 years 18 hours ago #131394

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I have never pulled the plastic carb cover off of my 1987 200 Merc V6...maybe that is what it looks like under there. As you say, mine is a clam shell. I did however do a bit of cheating sort of... I drilled tiny holes in each of those same 6 locations based on a tip from a Merc Mechanic that is the same size as the fogging tube nozzle on the merc fog spray. It makes it easy to fog for winter storage...so that picture would help explain that (push the nozzle in up to the face of the can practically.) I have always been pleased with its performance and narrow and light motor. Now that it is 30 years old, young people cannot believe it looks so small. Actually it almost does look physically small on a 20' boat ...and especially next to an Optimax or four stroke.