Mercury Heavy Duty Series

Q: What years was the Mercury Heavy Duty Series produced?

Our records show the Mercury Heavy Duty Series was available from 2009 through to 2010 — a production run of 2 model years. Use the year cards above to find the specific year you're researching.

Q: How long is the Mercury Heavy Duty Series?

The Mercury Heavy Duty Series measures 12.5 feet in overall length. Always confirm against the specific year sheet, as dimensions can vary between model year revisions.

Q: How much does the Mercury Heavy Duty Series weigh?

The Mercury Heavy Duty Series has a documented dry weight of 216 lbs. Add your motor, fuel, and gear when calculating total towing weight.

Q: What is the maximum horsepower for the Mercury Heavy Duty Series?

The Mercury Heavy Duty Series has a maximum engine rating of 25 hp. Always fit an engine at or below the rated maximum to stay within the builder's safety specification.

Q: How many people can the Mercury Heavy Duty Series carry?

The Mercury Heavy Duty Series is rated for 6 passengers. As a practical guide, most experienced skippers aim for around 80% of rated capacity for a comfortable day on the water.

Q: What hull type does the Mercury Heavy Duty Series use?

The Mercury Heavy Duty Series features a inflatable inflatable non rigid hull. Flat-bottom and jon boat hulls are stable in calm water and well suited to fishing lakes, marshes, and slow rivers.

Q: Who makes the Mercury Heavy Duty Series?

The Mercury Heavy Duty Series is manufactured by Mercury. Browse the full Mercury spec catalogue to compare other models from the same range.

Mercury Heavy Duty Series — all spec sheets

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Mercury Heavy Duty Series Specifications

Length12.5 ft

Beam5 ft. 9 in. (175 cm)

Weight216 lbs

Max HP25 hp

Capacity6 people

Years Made2009–2010

HullInflatable Non Rigid

MaterialInflatable

The Mercury Heavy Duty Series was built across 2 model years, from 2009 through to 2010 — a inflatable inflatable non rigid design with outboard propulsion.

Documented specifications include 12.5 ft in overall length, a dry weight of 216 lbs, a maximum engine rating of 25 hp and capacity for 6 people. Click any year card below to view the full spec sheet.

Specifications are consistent across all model years in our database.

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Mercury Heavy Duty Series 2010 Boat Specs

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Mercury Heavy Duty Series — Common Questions

What years was the Mercury Heavy Duty Series produced?

Our records show the Mercury Heavy Duty Series was available from 2009 through to 2010 — a production run of 2 model years. Use the year cards above to find the specific year you're researching.

How long is the Mercury Heavy Duty Series?

The Mercury Heavy Duty Series measures 12.5 feet in overall length. Always confirm against the specific year sheet, as dimensions can vary between model year revisions.

How much does the Mercury Heavy Duty Series weigh?

The Mercury Heavy Duty Series has a documented dry weight of 216 lbs. Add your motor, fuel, and gear when calculating total towing weight.

What is the maximum horsepower for the Mercury Heavy Duty Series?

The Mercury Heavy Duty Series has a maximum engine rating of 25 hp. Always fit an engine at or below the rated maximum to stay within the builder's safety specification.

How many people can the Mercury Heavy Duty Series carry?

The Mercury Heavy Duty Series is rated for 6 passengers. As a practical guide, most experienced skippers aim for around 80% of rated capacity for a comfortable day on the water.

What hull type does the Mercury Heavy Duty Series use?

The Mercury Heavy Duty Series features a inflatable inflatable non rigid hull. Flat-bottom and jon boat hulls are stable in calm water and well suited to fishing lakes, marshes, and slow rivers.

Who makes the Mercury Heavy Duty Series?

The Mercury Heavy Duty Series is manufactured by Mercury. Browse the full Mercury spec catalogue to compare other models from the same range.