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Re: Pro's and CON's of NEW model outboards compared to inboards.
Originally Posted by rainmn
My next boat will absolutely be eggbeater-powered. Something along the lines of a Concept or Renegade.
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Re: Pro's and CON's of NEW model outboards compared to inboards.
I have a 115 Yamaha EFI 4 stroke, it is so quiet if it were not for the pisser you would not know it was running, every person who has ever heard it is amazed. There is no dougt the OB is a dream compared to a BB packed in a hole. I learned to put a starter on with one hand, starting the bolt while holding it up. This is an art that only a nice boating day can bring out. And I sware it would have been faster to pull the motor if I had a fork lift, 4 bolts and you can just hang it in your face. I will stick with OBs, I too have only removed the cover to change the oil.
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Re: Pro's and CON's of NEW model outboards compared to inboards.
A 30 AMT with twin Merc 250 OPTI's gets 4mpg at 80 mph, all day long.
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Re: Pro's and CON's of NEW model outboards compared to inboards.
This thread has had some great input on it!! I luv it!!
I'm looking low maintenance and dependability and easy to work on!! :evilb: :D |
Re: Pro's and CON's of NEW model outboards compared to inboards.
I have a 43 ft Black Thunder with custom 600 cu in EFI engines and a Concept 23 SF with a 225 Optimax. One hard weekend on the BT will equal a full season on the Concept. My wife loves both boats but would take the Concept over the BT in a heart beat. I had the Concept built with Livorsi gages and controls, trim tabs, jack plate ect. It is just as much fun @ 50 with 4 people as the BT @ 75. Joe Murray
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Re: Pro's and CON's of NEW model outboards compared to inboards.
Nothing rumbles like a big block, but I will always buy an outboard!
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