My classic Lyman has a pressure fuel tank (no fuel pump) and a manual start (recoil - no battery). The only possible way to shut it off is to retard the throttle or pull the fuel line. NOBODY is going to tell me I need a lanyard.Good point but I believe TN is required. But will check further.
I didn't say it couldn't be done, I said I was NOT going to put one on a 70 year old classic boat.Gee, Jim, can you not kill the spark like on a 50's lawnmower? Remember the bent piece of metal bolted to the head with the spike that penetrated and shorted the spark plug?
Yeah you better be careful. The water cops are out there trying to make money off of you. Just like traffic stops looking for seat belt violations.Just learned no kill switch required if boat is before 2020 and does not have one. If it has one it must be used. Thanks all for the comments and advice.