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The Outboard Blog

What Boat Has the Most Motors? [Top 6 Multi-Engine Powerhouses]

What Boat Has the Most Motors? [Top 6 Multi-Engine Powerhouses]

Most people are used to seeing one, maybe two engines hanging off the transom in outboard-powered boats. But in the world of high-performance offshore racing, mega center consoles, and extreme sportfishing yachts, the game has changed—dramatically. Today, some boats are being outfitted with fo …

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Top 5 Benefits of Buying Remanufactured Marine Parts

Top 5 Benefits of Buying Remanufactured Marine Parts

Is it possible to maintain peak marine engine performance without the high cost of brand-new parts? The answer is Yes and lies in remanufactured marine components. Remanufactured marine parts offer a practical alternative—rebuilt to original specifications, tested for performance, and pri …

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Outboard Motor vs Sterndrive: What is Best for Your Boat and Why?

Outboard Motor vs Sterndrive: What is Best for Your Boat and Why?

Outboard and sterndrive engines are the two most popular drive systems on the water. When choosing between both, remember it’s less about horsepower and more about how you want to use your boat. Outboards are like the multitools of marine engines—lighter, easier to maintain, and great fo …

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5 Most Reliable Outboard Engine Brands in 2025

5 Most Reliable Outboard Engine Brands in 2025

When out on the water, there is no room for second-guessing your engine. The engine is what gets you out there—and more importantly—what brings you back. That’s why reliability is the one thing no boater can afford to compromise on. There are many outboard engine brands like Yamaha …

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How to Choose the Best Outboard Parts for Your Boat Model?

How to Choose the Best Outboard Parts for Your Boat Model?

An outboard motor is a complete system of finely tuned components designed to work together. When one part wears out or needs upgrading, choosing the right replacement is not as simple as matching a model number. You need to consider the demands of your boat’s weight, hull design, and how …

Posted by Brian Whiteside