
Suitable maintainance alternatives to Merc stuff?
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Suitable maintainance alternatives to Merc stuff?
Need to grease moter and change foot oil. No merc dealer in Thomasville(that carries Merc service stuff) What have you used In place of OEM stuff.
Bruce at T tractor said use red grease on moter lube points and Yammaha foot oil. Evinrude stuff from Bellamy?

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Re: Suitable maintainance alternatives to Merc stuff?
The "red stuff" is water proof grease and suitable
I use Amsoil Synthetic in the foot and in the motor "change the foot oil about every 400 hours and the motor oil every 200 hours"
or roughly foot once a year and motor twice a year 



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Re: Suitable maintainance alternatives to Merc stuff?


Re: Suitable maintainance alternatives to Merc stuff?
I get mine from Car Quest "because my nephew works there"
It is available at most Auto parts stores and many Walmart type stores
but be warned, it aint cheap
but the longevity of it makes it worth it "I use it in the car and truck and change the oil every 20,000 miles"






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Re: Suitable maintainance alternatives to Merc stuff?
If you see oil/grease under the Quicksilver brand, then that is Mercury products. You may have better luck finding it under that name than the Mercury name. At Wal-Mart they sell some Quicksilver products such as 2-cycle oil, and if you look on the back its made by Mercury.