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My sister has a 9.9 that she hasn't used in 10 years a pull start and was asking me what I would be worth. I have no idea, was wondering what you guys think, it came off her small sail boat so wasn't abused? I haven't even seen it yet. I will get it running to make sure it is in good shape.
Long shaft? Any generator windings on it?
They have really gone up I would start at 750
kijiji usually lists a pile of o/b motors on their site. I'd start there and do a comparison to motors up for sale.
$50-$70 per HP
Thanks guys. I always forget about kijiji. I don't know if long shaft or short, sister doesn't know, it just been sitting in her house for the last 10 years and wants it gone. Asked me if I wanted it, told her if she had offered it to me last year I would have taken it, but I bought a new 8hp Evinrude last August.
Id be taking it anyways....always a good back up
I sold a 1990 Johnson reg shaft 9.9 last year for $450 in running cond.
$350.00 tops
I'm a licensed marine tech. I just sold one for $1200. If it's clean and a 15" shaft, it's an easy sell. If you're dumping it at $350 as suggested, I'd like to buy it. :)
For $1200 it should come with a boat. LOL
Better check kiji there are a lot asking 350- 450 for motor only. And some for $1200 that come with a boat.
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Originally Posted by Tactical870
If you sold a 1990 9.9 for $1200....I'd like to meet the buyer, I've got some prime waterfowl marshland in Arizona to sell them.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Tactical870
So motor turns out to be a 4hp. I will get it running and sell it for my sister as some point. To busy now fishing to worry about it.
Any 9.9 that's running on Kijiji for $350 is a total piece of crap. I've sold good used 2 stroke 9.9 and 15's for as much as $1500 through the marina. That is assuming the engine is in good shape and runs well with a tank and hose. Hell, a new Mercury tank and fuel line will run you $300.Quote:
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Keep in mind that a new 9.9 is $2800 plus tax....
Sorry. I don't see the value, but then again, you're working at a retailer with retail prices, and likely the clientele you see have more money to blow because they want the security of a warrantee. Or they simply don't want to take the time to shop around.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tactical870
I've bought and sold lots of outboards on Kijiji. It doesn't take much if you're experienced to know what's good or bad, as they're simple machines.
The 1990 that I sold, I bought with another 1974 9.5 Evinrude. The 9.9 needed a fuel pump, the Evinrude needed a set of points ( actually the old ones just needed cleaning). I bought both from the Kitchener rowing club off Kijiji for the grand sum of $350. Sold both for a small profit after doing about an hour of work on each.