205 reactions · 23 shares | Mercury makes it easy to get the genuine parts and expert service you need to make sure your boat is ready to go. | Mercury Marine | Facebook

1.2K reactions · 543 shares | It’s easy to look back at eight decades of Mercury Marine history and point to major milestones, such as the first 100hp outboard in 1962. Visit our heritage site to learn more: https://bit.ly/MMHeritage #goboldly #mercurymarine | Mercury Marine | Facebook

2.3K views · 23 reactions | Discover the power and versatility of Mercury Portable outboards! ️ Packed with Power: High torque make these engines perfect for various boats or as secondary power. ⚙️ Superior Control: With tiller or remote steering you have total command on the water. ⛽ Go Farther: Get more out of every tank. #MercuryMarine #Portable #Boating #OnTheWater #Boats #MercuryInnovation #Engine | Mercury Marine Australia | Facebook

Mercury Bass Pro Edwin Evers demonstrates correct installation of a propeller with the Mercury Flo-Torq SSR HD hub kit. See it all on the Mercury Dockline: https://bit.ly/3CETE5k #GoBoldly #Fishing #Boat #DIY Edwin Evers | Mercury Marine

3.3K views · 3.2K reactions | #MercuryTrivia In the early 1960s, Mercury Marine launched MerCruiser in the 110hp to 140hp range and immediately began work on a second drive that would handle 225hp to 300hp. Learn more: https://bit.ly/MercruiserLegacy #goboldly #mercurymarine | Mercury Marine | Facebook

The History of Mercury Marine Mercury Marine, founded in 1939 by Carl Kiekhaefer in Cedarburg, Wisconsin, began by reengineering 300 defective Thor outboard motors, launching the Mercury brand in 1940. Post-World War II, innovations like the Thunderbolt engine and Jet Prop exhaust set industry standards. In 1961, Mercury introduced the MerCruiser sterndrive and merged with Brunswick Corporation. The 1970s saw racing dominance and the first V6 outboard. Kiekhaefer resigned in 1970, and the compan

#TBT Mercury Marine has been making world-class outboards & sterndrives for over 81 years. During the 1970s —The Merc 1150 and Merc 1350 were introduced, both were 6-cylinder engines. #goboldly #mercurymarine #mercuryhistory | Mercury Marine