FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Yes, every motor goes through a hands-on inspection before it appears on our website. We check compression, assess the condition of the lower unit, look for corrosion, and run the motor on the hose where possible. If a motor has a known issue we either fix it before listing or disclose it clearly in the product description. We won't list something we wouldn't be comfortable putting on our own boat.
Yes. Every motor we sell comes with a 90-day warranty from the date of delivery. This covers mechanical faults that were present at the time of sale and not disclosed in the listing. We also offer a 45-day refund and return policy if you change your mind or the motor is not as described. Full details are available in our Warranty Policy and Refund and Returns Policy pages on our website.
We ship to all states and territories across Australia including metro, regional, and rural areas. Freight costs vary depending on the size and weight of the motor and your delivery postcode. Costs are calculated at checkout or we can provide a quote before you purchase if you'd prefer to know upfront. If you're in a remote area or have specific delivery requirements, contact us before ordering and we'll sort out the details with you directly.
We specialise in the five brands that Australian boaters rely on most — Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki, Mercury and Tohatsu. These brands are our focus because they have the strongest reputation for reliability in Australian conditions and the best parts availability nationwide. Our stock rotates regularly across all power ranges from small portable kickers up to larger four-stroke engines. If you're looking for a specific brand, model, or horsepower and don't see it listed, get in touch and we'll let you know if something suitable is coming through.
That's a great question to ask before you buy and we encourage it. The main things to match are horsepower rating to your boat's maximum plate, shaft length to your transom height, and whether the motor suits salt or freshwater use based on where you'll be running it. If you're not sure, contact us with your boat details — make, model, transom height, and how you intend to use it — and we'll give you an honest opinion on whether a motor in our current stock is a good fit. We'd rather talk you out of the wrong motor than sell you something that doesn't suit your setup.