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It's not so much the weight of the outboard that matters. The 1963 outboards had their HP capacity measured at the engine. Today's engines have their strength measured at the propeller.(since 1983)

The power loss between propeller and engine is about 10 to 15 %. So yesteryear's 10 horse is today's 8.5. That means that a new 10 horse is a bit too much power for that boat.

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