marlin1962 Posted August 18, 2007 Posted August 18, 2007 can you guys tell me what is the difference between the 25nmh and the 25cv,i have the 25nmh and was asked about why i didn't buy the cv thanks.
Chris 55 Posted August 18, 2007 Posted August 18, 2007 From what I can find CV series are lower compression than the Portable series Portable series YAMAHA 2 STROKE 25HP Engine/Model 25NMH O/M transom height (mm/inch) S 419/16.5 L 546/21.5 Weight (kg) S 48.0 L 49.5 Engine type 2-Cylinder Displacement (cc) 395 Bore x stroke (mm) 67 x 56 Output (kw/hp) 18.4/25.0 Max. operating range (rpm) 5000-6000 Compression ratio 7.2 Scavenging Loop charging Ignition CDI Gear ratio 13:27 (2.08) CV series YAMAHA 25HP Engine/Model 25VMH O/M transom height (mm/inch) S 423/16.7 L 550/21.7 Weight (kg) S 52.0 L 53.5 Engine type 2-Cylinder Displacement (cc) 496 Bore x stroke (mm) 72 x 61 Output (kw/hp) 18.4/25 Max. operating range (rpm) 4500-5500 Compression ratio 6.2 Scavenging Loop charging Ignition CDI Gear ratio 13:27 (2.08) Chris
marlin1962 Posted August 18, 2007 Author Posted August 18, 2007 thanks chris for all the spec's, thats cleared up a few things.
bluefin Posted August 18, 2007 Posted August 18, 2007 I was told that the larger displacement of the CV gives it more low down torque, the twin carbie in the nmh gives it smoother idle and acceleration. The cv is more a working motor suited to heavy loads. Howard.
newatthegame Posted August 19, 2007 Posted August 19, 2007 I was told that the larger displacement of the CV gives it more low down torque, the twin carbie in the nmh gives it smoother idle and acceleration. The cv is more a working motor suited to heavy loads. Howard. Hey guys I own a CV and was looking to doing the servicing myself. Do you know where i can get services manuals or any info (handbook?) to help my out. I know a fair bit about car motors and would like to services the motor myself. Thanks
fishguts Posted August 19, 2007 Posted August 19, 2007 I was told that the larger displacement of the CV gives it more low down torque, the twin carbie in the nmh gives it smoother idle and acceleration. The cv is more a working motor suited to heavy loads. Howard. hi! i own a cv 30 and understand the idle biz, it has been a faultless engine so far having done only 40 hrs although i have done a 50 service, just because! drawback is it takes a while to warm up and occationally seems to run on one cylinder, sounds like it anyway when at trolling speed but have been assured that this normal, maybe like you said this is because of single carby other than that gets out of holes quick and hasn't let me down.. i say this because apparently the 30 is just a jetted 25..just my blurb! ..cheers!..stevo!
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