1989 Ranger 680T with 2005 Suzuki 60hp EFI 4-stroke. Matching Ranger trailer with new tires all around including the spare. Minn-Kota Riptide 24V 65lb tiller-control trolling motor with AGM batteries. Three Ranger seats, Ranger pedestal, Keelguard, Walleye Masters splashguards, three bank charger, LMS-520C GPS/Depthfinder, rod holders, extra prop, bimini top and Ranger Cover. Nice shape, always stored inside. $5800 OBO
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Ranger 680T
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ajz
Ranger 680T
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Re: Ranger 680T
How many hours on the motor?
According to DF150 service manual, for those boats that don't have an hour meter on the tachometer, the indication of the hours is exactly as was described to you. For three seconds, the tach will show the hours with key ON (before starting engine). Below 50 hours, nothing will show, then 500 rpm = 50 hrs, 600 rpm = 60 hrs, etc.
Then, when you get to 500 hours, it's a combination of the rev-limiter lamp flashing and the tach indication. Each flash of the lamp indicates 500 hours. So for 540 hours, the rev-limiter lamp would flash once and the tach would show 400 rpm. For 1040 hours the lamp would flash twice, and the tach would show 400 rpm, etc.
According to DF150 service manual, for those boats that don't have an hour meter on the tachometer, the indication of the hours is exactly as was described to you. For three seconds, the tach will show the hours with key ON (before starting engine). Below 50 hours, nothing will show, then 500 rpm = 50 hrs, 600 rpm = 60 hrs, etc.
Then, when you get to 500 hours, it's a combination of the rev-limiter lamp flashing and the tach indication. Each flash of the lamp indicates 500 hours. So for 540 hours, the rev-limiter lamp would flash once and the tach would show 400 rpm. For 1040 hours the lamp would flash twice, and the tach would show 400 rpm, etc.
"Spoonpluging is a good way to catch all fish but not the best way to catch any fish
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ajz
Re: Ranger 680T
The motor was purchased in the fall of 2005. About 100 hours per year, so the total is about 900 hrs. There is no tach.
Motor has performed flawlessly. Only service beyond oil, lube and filters was a new impeller this spring.
Always use synthetics.
I forgot to include contact information in my post.
I can be reached at 217 419 6548.
Motor has performed flawlessly. Only service beyond oil, lube and filters was a new impeller this spring.
Always use synthetics.
I forgot to include contact information in my post.
I can be reached at 217 419 6548.
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karenhenry04
Re: Ranger 680T
Really a nice boat. I have a small boat as of now and I am planning to buy a new one. Please suggest that the configuration you have is nice ??
How many hours on the motor? Whats the efficiency and load ?
I usually go fishing on my boat. Suggest accordingly.
How many hours on the motor? Whats the efficiency and load ?
I usually go fishing on my boat. Suggest accordingly.
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spoonpluggergino
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Re: Ranger 680T
I owned the same 60 HP motor for 10 years, never had a single problem, also the motor is so quite you cannot hear any noise. I loved it
Gino
Gino