LMC Marine Center
17101 N Freeway
Houston, TX 77090
US
Phone: 281.443.2600
Email: sales@lmcboats.com
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Blow Out Specials on Mercury, Yamaha, GatorTail Outboard Engines
LMC Marine Center is your go-to dealer for Mercury, Yamaha, and GatorTail outboards. Browse our in-stock outboard motor specials below.
Don’t see what you need? Click “View All Outboards” to view our everything we offer. Most engines not in stock can be delivered in just 7–10 business days.
Outboard motors are high-horsepower boat propulsion systems installed outside a craft. These types of motors differ from inboard ones in that they are easy to maintain and install. Looking to purchase an outboard motor? Learn the facts about them here. Don’t forget to get in touch with us at LMC Marine Center for the best deals, or visit our location in Houston, Texas. We also serve customers in Conroe.
Outboard motors are either two-stroke or four-stroke models. If you have an inland fishing boat or any other smaller boat, you’ll need a modern two-stroke outboard motor with silent propulsion, affordable operation costs, and superior portability. If you have a large leisure boat, you’ll find a four-stroke outboard motor with fuel-injection systems, bigger throttle valves, and a lower gear ratio to be the best choice for you. Most outdoor motor models range from 1.4 to 300 horsepower.
Your outboard motor will mount to your boat’s transom, so the transom height will determine the size of the motor to buy. Get accurate measurements of the boat transom. That way, you can tell the best outboard motor shaft length to consider.
Different outboard motors have different types of gear. Some motors have reverse, forward, and neutral gears, while others have neutral and forward gears only. Outboard motors that have three gears are more expensive but easier to handle, so you'll want to consider your budget and requirements before making a choice.
These are some of the factors to consider when purchasing an outboard motor. To compare and buy the best outboard motor, contact LMC Marine Center, or stop by our location in Houston, Texas, also serving Conroe.
