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| beerforthemuskygods - 3/25/2013 10:20 PM
2 oars and my arms! no oil, no battery, no impellar, no scheduled maintenance, no leaks, absolutely no filter, no prop damage, and runs on busch lite!
Trust me, as the years go by they start to need a lot of repairs too!  |
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Location: one foot over the line | muskie24/7 - 3/29/2013 5:36 AM
beerforthemuskygods - 3/25/2013 10:20 PM
2 oars and my arms! no oil, no battery, no impellar, no scheduled maintenance, no leaks, absolutely no filter, no prop damage, and runs on busch lite!
Trust me, as the years go by they start to need a lot of repairs too! : (
I will not disagree, had it in for a broken back once and some other updates and i guess it does leak on occasion and every once in a while it smells like sh%&! and it has slowed down over the years and can be a cold-blooded SOB, and not much to look at but, it's cheap and easy. |
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| Evinrude XP150. The only motor I've ever owned... |
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| My most recent motor. 150 Honda. |
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Location: 31 | Absolutely was the 1994 150 Mercury XR6 I bought for $1000 that replaced my 1990 Johnson 150 that I sold for $1100 on eBay. It was an amazing motor at a screaming low price… and still running strong for the guy I sold my boat to.
Edited by Jerry Newman 3/30/2013 8:08 PM
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Location: Grand Rapids, MI | 1994 Merc 115. To Date, Zero Dollars invested Besides Routine MMaintenance. |
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Location: Grand Forks ND | Merc Optimax. Enough said. |
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| 2010 Yamaha 75 four stroke. I like the idle down feature for blades on walleye (no back trolling). Plenty out of the hole and I don't need to do over 33mph with a tiller! |
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