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    Suzuki Outboards...need reviews...

    What can the brain trust tell me about 2005ish Suzuki DF250hp outboard motor? Looking for accurate and knowledgeable info. Thanks folks!

    WV

    #2
    No experience with that year model, but Suzuki is a solid engine.

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      #3
      When a Suzuki came in for work it was 2 things, oil change or impeller. Great motors.

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        #4
        Originally posted by panhandlehunter View Post
        No experience with that year model, but Suzuki is a solid engine.
        All our boats have Yamahas but Suzuki would be the only other brand to go with. Super quiet and very reliable. My wife's grandpa's neighbor is a crabber and he puts 20k plus hours on his before he gets a new engine. I'd assume they are great just knowing that.

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          #5
          Originally posted by txoutdoorsman24 View Post
          All our boats have Yamahas but Suzuki would be the only other brand to go with. Super quiet and very reliable. My wife's grandpa's neighbor is a crabber and he puts 20k plus hours on his before he gets a new engine. I'd assume they are great just knowing that.
          Yep. Lots of crabbers around here run Suzukis and Hondas.

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            #6
            Buddy had a skeeter with a 140 and all it did was haul arse all day long....He drove the dog out of that boat and it never gave him a problem.

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              #7
              Don't know anything about the early 2000 motors, but I'm running at 2014 225 zuki on my Epic and love it. super quiet, great fuel usage and lots of power.

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                #8
                I have never heard of anyone that has a Suzuki outboard complain about it. very quiet, reliable and fuel efficient.

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                  #9
                  I ran a 2003 Suzuki for several years before selling the boat and it was a great engine. Never any trouble at all.

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                    #10
                    Ditto ditto ditto

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                      #11
                      No personal experience but I see a lot of the guides in Hackberry running them. So quiet at idle you have to look for the water spitting out to know its running.

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                        #12
                        Had a 140. Would buy another suzuki in a heartbeat.

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                          #13
                          Dang, all good reviews! Did not know that

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                            #14
                            I would rate it right with Honda as far as 4 stroke outboards. I'm pretty sure their gear box allows you to run a higher pitch prop to for less slippage. The quides I used to fish with in Hackberry used to all run Mercury 2 stroke saltwater series, they pretty much went through an engine or power head every 2 years. Once the first few switched over to Suzuki 4 strokes that is almost all you see there now. Some are going on 8-10 years trouble free.

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                              #15
                              People are having to re gasket these engines quite frequently.
                              If you don't catch it when it starts leaking oil into the water quickly it will destroy the powerhead

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