Good day everyone I have a 1989...

[Tonyh21117]

Good day everyone I have a 1989 Sea Ray Sundancer 300 weekender  my starboard engine needs to be replaced twin 350 Mercruiser Alpha One can anyone help me and tell me where I can find a good remanufactured engine at a reasonable price.  Also I live in Maryland and looking for a trailer for a 30-footer thanks in advance everyone..

[World_hq]

Believe it or not, there is a place in Wyoming, Advanced marine engines. The boat dealer where l work has used them before with good results. Although more expensive, quicksilver remans are always a good choice.

[Tonyh21117]

Ok thx sounds good will check with them..

[HdG3xB]

I'm in the middle of a repower myself on my 97 380 sunsport. I'm working with Tidewater Yacht Service in Baltimore. They were able to find me a CPO engine from Merc and saved me a few grand.

[Franky]

Great Lake Skipper was running a sale on complete mercruiser 350mpi for around $10000

[Binky]

I replaced 7.4 Merc MPI's. First was refurb long-block in 2016 from perfprotech.com, runs great. Second in 2018, new engine LB from eagleenginesales.com and runs great. Find a reputable installer and have it delivered to them for a small fee. Don't let anyone buy your engine for you!

[Drago]

Look at the Mercury/Mercruiser site.

[Tonyh21117]

Thx everyone

[Seevee]

I would argue STRONGLY to get a real Mercruiser engine or rebuild from Merc. They DO have quality control and will honor their warranty unlike Eagle. I put one Eagle engine in and found the head remanufactured with epoxy or some non metal product after they leaked and ruined the engine. They offered me a $600 warranty claim for a $5000 engine, and couldn't beat them as it was in their fine print. Horrible company to do business with.
The trouble with boat suppliers, especially engines, is quality standards. There are no regulations governing engine rebuilding or remanufacturing in the boat business, so you need someone that you totally rely on.
Merc has always treated me great. Can call them, they warrant their part (but rarely needed), and provide good tech support.

[JRT]

I went with a private shop rebuild on starboard engine, it was in and out 5 (FIVE) times before they got it to run properly, apparently a crack in the supposedly magnafluxed block. It would start spraying steam through the PCV into the carb when it was put under load. Took forever to get it fixed, replaced the block eventually, was in the shop most of the summer. Then dropped a valve in the fresh port engine, rebuilt by the same guy, killed the head and block, this time went with a Mercruiser Reman and no problems since--- about a $12k education!

[black_pearl1]

If you are totally repowering, be sure to put fresh water cooling on the engines. That is a major beef with me and the rec. boat industry. No engine should use raw water coolng.

[Drago]

https://www.mercurymarine.com/en/us/engines/inboard-and-sterndrive/remanufacturing/plus-series-bravo-sterndrives/

[Big_mike1]

There no better rebuilt than jasper look on line tell them marine comes with a 3 year warranty I work in the business at a car dealer jasper is the way to go!!

[Big_mike1]

By the way they make a kit to go fresh water engine if your not already

[Big_mike1]

And they deliver anywhere I think there about 4 k with heads complete no intake