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      <title>Why the 2005 Mercury 60 hp 4 Stroke Still Matters</title>
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      <description>If you&amp;#39;re hunting for a reliable mid-sized outboard, the 2005 mercury 60 hp 4 stroke is a name that tends to pop up more than almost any other motor from that era. It was a bit of a turning point for Mercury. Back then, the industry was really</description>
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