Скачать или смотреть I Cut Open 4 Japanese Outboards Under $4,000 — Dealers Don't Want You to See This

Before buying your next outboard, make sure you know what's actually inside the motor before you hand over your money. In this video, I tear down four of the most popular Japanese outboards under four thousand dollars — including used Yamahas, Tohatsu, Suzuki, and a Mercury that isn't what it appears to be — based on real bench teardowns, firsthand inspection, and long-term owner reports. Whether you're shopping used or buying new, this breakdown will help you avoid costly mistakes and make a confident decision on the water.

Not every Japanese outboard lives up to its reputation. The Mercury F-Fifteen gets passed off as a premium motor, but what's inside tells a different story — and the parts pricing will bleed you dry on the back end. The Suzuki DF Nine-Point-Nine is genuinely impressive on the bench, but the dealer network will leave you stranded in ways that have nothing to do with the engine itself. We break down what to watch for, what the red flags look like, and why the brand name on the cowling is only the beginning of the evaluation.

But the news isn't all bad. The Tohatsu MFS-Twenty and Yamaha F-Twenty-Five represent what Japanese engineering actually looks like when you open them up — tapered roller bearings, factory-applied corrosion protection, wiring systems built to survive a decade of use. These are the motors that hold their value, keep running, and reward owners who do the basic maintenance. We'll show you exactly what separates them from everything else on the bench.

Whether you're an inshore weekend angler or running a small charter operation, this video gives you the inside look at which motors deliver lasting value — and which ones will cost you more in year three than they did on the day you bought them.

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