Outboard Motors For Sale 

2017 Mercury Marine® Fourstroke 60 EFI Outboard Motor in use on Lake ConesusShop outboard motors for sale at Mark’s Leisure Time Marine, your trusted outboard motor dealer in Upstate NY. We carry both new and used outboard boat motors for sale to help you upgrade performance or power your next adventure. Visit us in Conesus or Canandaigua for the best deals and expert guidance.

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Outboard Motors for Sale

Looking to boost your boat’s performance? An outboard motor is a powerful and reliable way to upgrade your time on the water. Whether you need a small motor for a lightweight boat or a high-horsepower engine for cruising and watersports, Mark’s Leisure Time Marine has a wide selection of outboard motors for sale to match your boating style.

Choosing the Right Motor

The first thing you'll want to consider is the type of boat you have, as this will affect the size of the outboard motor you should look for. For example, if you own a small Jon boat, canoe, or dinghy, you'll only need a small portable outboard motor with around 15 horsepower. These types of small outboards can also add power to a sailboat for when the wind is fairly calm.

 

A portable or electric outboard motor provides ample yet quiet power for trolling, even when you have a bigger boat. You'll find that larger crafts like pontoons and center console boats need a bigger outboard with more power. You might even need a model that can reach up to 100 horsepower. Outboards of this much power tend to be linked to the controls at the helm.
Do You Need One Motor or Two?
You've probably seen quite a few boats on the water with two motors and have asked yourself if this is the type of setup you need for your boat. The main factor here is how much power each of the outboards provides. If you have two motors with 150 horsepower each and your goal is to reach 300 horsepower, then you would probably clamp both of them on. Economically speaking, it would make more sense to get one outboard motor with 300 horsepower.

On the other hand, if you have a very small motor and want to add a second one for additional power and more control, then the investment makes a little more sense. You should really only use two motors if you aren't able to get the same power from one, or if you want the backup protection of an extra motor in the event that one breaks down. 

Visit us at either location & let Mark's Leisure Time Marine help you make an informed, educated decision to best meet your needs.