ID # 31061706
Mercury - SeaPro 25hp
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- Rosseau Road Powersports & Marine Ltd.
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Model
SeaPro
Category Name
Outboard Engines
Year
2023
Sale Type
New
Manufacturer
Mercury
Color
Phantom Black
HP / KW
25 / 18.4
Ignition
CDI w/electronic spark advance
Starting
Electric Manual
Steering
Remote Tiller
Gear Shift
F-N-R
Engine Type
Inline 3
Fuel System
Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI)
Trim System
6 position
Oil Capacity
3.0 qts / 2.8 l
Shaft Length
20" / 508 mm
Air Induction
Performance-Tuned Scroll Intake Manifold
Cooling System
Water-cooled with thermostat
Exhaust System
Through prop
Gearcase Ratio
2.17:1
Bore And Stroke
2.40 x 2.24" / 61 x 57 mm
Recommended Oil
25W-40 Synthetic Blend Mercury FC-W 10W-30 4-Stroke Marine Oil
Recommended Fuel
87 octane / up to 10% ethanol
Full Throttle RPM
5400-5800
Lubrication System
Wet sump
Alternator Amp / Watt
18 amp / 226 watt
Displacement (CID/CC)
30.5 cu in (500cc)
Fuel Induction System
2 valve single overhead cam (SOHC)
Shallow Water Trim Range (degrees)
16
Dry Weight *Lightest Model Available
132 lbs / 60.1 kg
Engine Protection Operator Warning System
Low oil pressure Over-rev Overheat
Province
Ontario
Engine Details
ENGINE DETAILSPound for pound, it’s hard to beat the capabilities of the 25hp SeaPro outboard. Light and efficient, it does more with less, delivering the power, speed and acceleration you need to keep operations running on time with exceptional fuel efficiency. For commercial fishing vessels and commercial workboats. |
15-500hp SeaPro Brochure
Model
SeaPro
Category Name
Outboard Engines
Year
2023
Sale Type
New
Manufacturer
Mercury
Quantity
0
Color
Phantom Black
HP / KW
25 / 18.4
Ignition
CDI w/electronic spark advance
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15-60hp
Engineered for Commercial Duty
Season after season, these durable, easy-to-maintain SeaPro commercial motors deliver reliable starts and improved fuel efficiency. Calibrated to reach maximum torque at lower rpms, they provide more power with less stress on the motor. Get on plane faster – and stay there longer at lower speeds.