Mercury Marine® Outboard Motors For Sale Near West Chester, PA 

2022 Mercury Marine® 115 FourStroke Command Thrust outboard motorIf you need raw power for the water, we've got you covered with our Mercury Marine® boat motors for sale! Mercury Marine® produces top-of-the-line outboards that are sure to keep you going out on the water! Shop our Mercury Marine® outboards at Clews & Strawbridge in Frazer, PA. 

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   Your Guide to Buying a Mercury Marine® Outboard Motor!

Mercury Marine® outboard motors are high-performing and reliable engines, and they are often the first choice of thrill-seekers who want to enhance their experience on the water. These are durable and easy-to-maintain products, and their diverse features ensures you get a perfect one for your adventures.

Keep reading this guide to learn more about selecting the correct option for your boat, and then visit Clews & Strawbridge to explore a few models in person. We are in Frazer, PA, and we are happy to welcome our customers from Philadelphia and West Chester.
 

Choose Between a 2- and 4-Stroke Model

Before looking around, determine whether you should get a 2-stroke Mercury Marine® motor or a 4-stroke model for your boat.

A 4-stroke engine burns gasoline straight via a cylinder that circulates lubricating oil through an entirely separate system. This prevents gasoline from mixing with the oil. This is the more durable variety and offers better fuel efficiency. However, you’ll need to perform regular oil checks, replace filters, and perform other maintenance tasks to keep it functioning smoothly.

In a 2-stroke motor, the oil and gas mix via a carburetor, and then it is injected directly into the cylinder through an intake valve. Many modern 2-stroke models feature the direct-fuel-injection (DFI) technology, which helps spray fuel directly into the cylinder with precision timing. These are less complex than 4-stroke engines, and they need less servicing to keep running.
 

Consider the Size

Next, you will need to consider the outboard motor’s size for your boat.

As you may know, a smaller size doesn’t necessarily mean a poor experience, and you will want to avoid a model that’s too powerful for your boat. When buying a Mercury Marine® outboard motor, refer to your manufacturer’s maximum rating to see how much power your vessel needs. If you need help selecting a model, ask our experts for guidance.

Are you now ready to explore a few models in person? Visit Clews & Strawbridge in Frazer, PA, to see some of what we have. We proudly serve Philadelphia and West Chester—so stop by today to learn more about the Mercury Marine® outboard motor collection!