Drum Workshop 5.5x14" Collector's Series Thin Aluminum Snare

Marsoni

M251S

$264.50

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Drum Workshop 5.5x14" Collector's Series Thin Aluminum SnareThese Aluminum drums feature a thin 1mm rolled shell and are "workhorse style" snares that can be used for every musical genre. The thin bead less shells offer a more resonant tone with more overtones than their thicker rolled shell cousins. The drum is finished with a matte grey powder coat and has a rolled bearing edges and snare beds and can be complimented in any of five available drum hardware color options and can be customized with die cast

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It’s close to the Quicksilver Mercruiser starter but it’s not the same length and size. Also the internal gear sits differently. My 2012 Tahoe Mercruiser Alpha 3.0 has a back bracket that would not fit on because this starter is longer. I didn’t take the risk of testing it out by starting it as I noticed the gear inside sits a bit different and there is a knob on the front of the housing as the original does not. I’m not taking any chances. I just returned it and ordered the actual Quicksilver Starter that’s a little more $$ but totally worth it to have a proper fit.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2025

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Chad Uhl

Birmingham, US

★★★★★ 1

failed after 2 months of use

This starter has failed after less than one year in use. Used for 1 month last summer then, over the winter I had my boat winterized and upon summerizing it, the starter displayed a "flat" spot where it would not crank unless turned and tried again. It now doesn't turn over my engine. I'd like a refund or replacement. Do not recommend cheap knock offs for boat parts...

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Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2025

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Benjamin

Waukegan, US

★★★★★ 5

Good starters for the price

So I freaked out a bit when I pulled my old starter and it was a 9 tooth. But after alot of research I found out that this 11 tooth is a direct replacement. I use 2 of these on my boat. They have no problem starting a 7.4l big block. Great value for budget builds.

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Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2023