Our motors

I am just back from Lake Waikeremona and the Parsun went very well indeed. It starts first time and never missed a beat for at least two hours in total running. I only have to use half throttle on the Parsun and it is very economical and really is at the right speed.

May I take this opportunity to say how good the Parsun outboard engines are in Quality and in their pricing. I have found that Geoff at Dinghys & outboards at 355 Lincoln Rd, Christchurch goes way beyond any other marine retailer that I have come across in all my years of boating.

My Parsun goes fantastic on my 10' Parker. The service I have received has been fantastic.

We have a 3.6hp and 8hp Parsun outboards. We have had no problem with these motors and would recommend them to anyone.

As a Naki guy I give my motor a very hard time in high surf and it exceeds my expectations. I purchased my motor 12 months ago and would purchase without hesitation again. I took a friend, who is an X IRB racer, out on my boat with my T40BMS and his comment, "mate, these motors perform brilliantly!"

We put a Parsun 40hp on our inflatable and gets up planing easy. Have had no problems at all with this motor so very cost effective.

I have had my F60 for 6 years and ha ran flawlessly. It is a powerful motor, perfect reliable and starts at the drop of a hat every time. Would highly recommend this model

"A fantastic motor one of the best owned. Purchased from Holiday Outboards who have always given me great service!"

Our 4m boat has a 90hp Parsun on for this summer. Have only used a few times so far but can see this powerful motor being well used. Fantastic pricing with 3 year warranty will definitely be buying another Parsun for our kids small inflatable.

The real star is the 3.6 hp why? - because it weighs only 11kg. I have had many small engines and as soon as you go to 15kg they become very difficult to handle out in the water as your dropping it on to the dinghy lifting it here and there and when combined with a dinghy 25kg is maximum for easy handing. Up to now that has meant I could only go displacement speed about 5kmh because weight limitations meant I could only get motors that were light but didn’t have enough power to get on the plane. The Parsun 3.6 will get the dinghy on plane and have clocked it at 18kmh and I’m a big fella at 110kg. Ive never been able to do that with any of the many small engines I’ve had.