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nope I have a 1994 150 salt water and I can only guess how many hours based on I have owned it since new and can give a ballpark figure on how many hours a year I have ran it and they have to trust me on that but IMO I would not trust anybody's guess all you can do is perform a Compression...

I am the real Odd Duck out I tow my 192 with a Lexus RX350.........I only tow it 1 mile twice a year back and forth to my house the rest of the summer it sits in front of my house at my dock never bothered taking a pic but I will this Fall

Fusion is a nice upgrade from Kenwood?? your Kenwood must have been toast;) they put Fusion stuff in A LOT of Rv's and also the Jensen Brand so yeah they are pretty entry level units and are notorious for crapping out on folks in RV's BUT hey if it works for ya Right on!:)

My 94 always has since new and always will a first I thought it was the dual batteries AND kicker on the starboard side so I put one of the batteries in the middle that helped a "little" and when I take the kicker off a little more But it still leans to starboard just a tiny bit no big deal

mine has said NTL since 1994 and it stands for NATIONAL BT WKS INC) I went through the same thing when I first bought it and the DMV up here in WA state says NTL has always been Grady to them they do not know why so I just go with it

Nope the only thing hurt was my pride and a big scuff mark along the starboard side from the guardrail good thing for the guardrail or it could of went over the side of the Hwy and landed on cars down below so Yeah I was Dang lucky!

Yep too bad there was no You Tube back then,all we can figure is that the ball was really rusty and I did not put any grease on it and we think every time I made a turn it acted like a wrench and unscrewed the nut underneath and all we heard was a BAM! and the Tongue slamed into the back of my...

Been there done that and when i noticed i was taking in water I hit the throttle Hard and got up on a plane to force the water back out and got back to the loading ramp ASAP and put the plug back in it is one of many bonehead things I did with with my first boat on the same trip as I was...

Yep they must of mine is right before your M on your hull letters

As far as the Scuppers go I got tired the rubber ones they were always leaking so I went with these and never looked back https://www.amazon.com/T-H-Marine-Flow-Max-Scupper/dp/B000XBHNH4/ref=sr_1_4?dchild=1&keywords=scuppers&qid=1594400433&sr=8-4

Yep not a vent my 192 has the gas vent on the side of the boat just below and aft of the gas cap

I agree with the 2 above I have had my 192 since 1994 and I have been out in 3-4ft swells and she is solid but anything over that UMMM NO! it is a open bow after all and my 150 2 STROKE Yamie pulls water skiers and tubers with no problem not sure about the 4 stroke 150 BUT given the choice...

you are close like I said in my previous answer 1994 was the first year for the 192 Tourney

Yep hold out for a 94+ 192 Tourney I am the original owner of a 1994 192 first year of the SEEV2 hull and has the original 150 2 stroke and still going strong and you can get them out here in PNW for about 10K for a nice one and I am sure they would be cheaper on the East Coast

Speaking about 2WD on the ramp I have a 2WD GMC Sierra and I can tell there were a few times I came close to not making it up the slippery ramps so I have to be carefull most of my life I have had 4WD and never a problem now I cross my fingers and i make sure the boat is floating a little on...

I have had my 192 tournament since 1994 with basically the same setup except mine has a tow ring on top and stabilizer bars on each side and no it has never rubbed the top engine cowl but it is close

Welcome aboard from one 192 Tourney owner to another I have loved mine for 26 years

I have the exact boat and what I did is scuff it up a LITTLE with a palm sander and covered it with SPAR and it looks alot better than it did ALSO if you search the archives here there is a lot of posts on folks redoing the Duratrim

Yep I got one and love it and use it on my boat after i pull it out for the season and when it is ready to go back in the spring but mine is in fresh water and it does a good job of removing algae ,stains etc..when you put the power tip on and get close and it also does a great job on my RV...

I am the original owner of my 94 Tourney and a 150 Saltwater Yammie I have averaged about 30-50 hrs a year 95% fresh water and just have done basic maintenence to it and it runs like the day I bought it so that old 150 is staying put she has alot of life left in her... GREAT MOTORS! ALTHOUGH it...