Mercury 9.9 HP FourStroke 15-inch Shaft Tiller Electric Start Outboard Motor

DescriptionOn Batchawana Bay you see plenty of 9.9s, and the ones on shorter-transom boats want exactly this build: a Mercury 9.9 hp FourStroke with electric start, tiller steering, and a 15-inch short shaft. The shaft length is the reason to look here. It suits a boat with a 15-inch transom, where a 20-inch long shaft would drop the gearcase too deep and drag.Because the 15-inch shaft is what sets this unit apart from the long-shaft 9.9s, measure your transom first. Get it right and the anti-ventilation plate rides where it should, so the motor bites clean instead of ventilating under load. Get it wrong and no amount of horsepower fixes it. A short shaft on a short transom is the match. Plenty of 14-foot tinnies, car-toppers, and older aluminum hulls come with a 15-inch transom, and this is the motor that bolts straight to them without an adapter.Electric start turns a key instead of pulling a cord, which is the convenience owners want on a boat they use often, cold mornings included. The FourStroke side brings quiet running, regular-unleaded fuel, dependable cold starting, and the corrosion protection Mercury ships for freshwater use.As an authorised Mercury dealer, Reyco keeps the whole ownership loop local: warranty filed here, service done on our bench, and the everyday FourStroke parts kept on the counter. Lee handles the marine work and will confirm the shaft length suits your boat before you commit to it.Have a look at this one at 11 White Oak Drive East in Sault Ste. Marie. The dealer value lands after the sale, when the first service is booked in our own shop and the person answering your call already knows the motor.