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cool, a bit less economy i would think, still plenty.
my '84 50 merc on an 18" starcraft gets me and my beer around the lake on 6 gallons - about 30-35 miles. I have a portable 12 but also piped in for a 6 in the bow if i want to run it long, which i plan too next spring. Chattanooga to...
True, yet by nature the offensive player has head down running in those situations while the defense is more inclined to be heads up looking for a person and or a ball.
Not just on muffs, always on the water. Similar to a car...you wouldn't just start in the driveway. Pressure test as well. Numbers vary between makes and models but at a minimum all should be withing a couple point of each other.
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I would assume the installers tested it so if it is not working to design or to your satisfaction then it is a warranty call imo.
Found a couple vids and they do talk about 'keeping extra air in' to keep the bunks higher in the water to help stop the boat when coming in 'hot' due to conditions...
I only use Amsoil and Wal Mart branded stuff...
oh and Seafoam is liquid gold....
In my Dodge truck....
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I've seen freshwater corrosion from stray current and it is tough to beat...
