engine manufacturers

[eastern270]

I would like the names of as many marine engine manufacturers of inboard gas engines from 75hp and under.

[nedL]

Present or past? ;)

[eastern270]

present

[John Bell]

Other than little Vire, I can't think of any. Volvo, Mercury, Crusader, et. al. are only building 200 HP on up.

[Gresham CA]

If you are locked into using gas, then maybe a reman. Atomic4 would suit your purpose.

[Nicholas Carey]

Two Stroke International (http://www.2si.com/) appears to build a variety of liquid-cooled, two-stroke marine engines (http://www.2si.com/2si_Marine.htm), some of which are gasoline-only and others of which are multi-fuel (Gasoline, JP-8, JP-5, DF-1, DF-2).

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And Freedom Motors (http://www.freedom-motors.com/) claims to produce a 75hp gasoline/multi-fuel rotary engine for marine use.

[ 08-18-2004, 01:17 AM: Message edited by: Nicholas Carey ]

[chergui]

I was looking for a small marine gas engine but no one makes them anymore. Briggs & Stratton used to make some. It's too bad. All the diesels are too big and so I was forced to cram something into my boat. I wish someone would start making them again.

[MarkC]

Dolphin

http://www.dolphinengines.co.uk/

[Popeye]

past , present and future ...

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[ 08-19-2004, 08:55 AM: Message edited by: popeye ]