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They all burn down---no matter what the brand---I suggest you talk to several mechanics that work on different engines and see what the consenisious is. Parts supply and service should be a huge consideration for you.

For me---Miss Tropicana 2013 works

Ya mean Genie Aye? I was fishing the 16th thru the 18th. I sent you a reply by PM a bit after you sent the PM to me. I got your call tonight--will call ya back tomorrow.

Rebel 15.25 x 19 SS Just let the torque do the work.

I beleive that is at the prop.

And tell me a outboard that you will not find-----in the scrapyard?? Some one can always burn down any motor made---Honda--Yamaha--Mercury--Evinrude---does not matter---I have seen them all turned to crap one way or another.

Did I fail to mention it was in a 38 Fountian with twin 750HP engines and full race outdrives and 5 blade props---LOL But it was fast as Hell----My hair hurt from the wind burn:you: Would not want to go anywhere near that fast in my V-20---even on the trailer---LOL

I am in---made a run from Seattle to Cape Flattery and back in less than a day--and it was not opened up=== But the best is 113.4MPH on radar going across Lake Washington---It was CRAZY fast!!

A diluted mix of muratic acid does a wonderful job of removing stains.

Congrats and welcome to the forum!!! There is lots of good reading and information here---ask and you shall recieve info and direction----

I would say half the boats out here in the NW have the Lowrance HDS systems in their boats---They Gen2 which is what is availible now is spot on and they have very few issues from the talk and those I know with it love them--they show much more def than my standard depth finder. You can always...

One is probably hooked up and the other is not.

You are welcome Destroyer I hope more watch this. The problem with fishing from there---is their deck height---nothing low to the water for sure---But we have watched them fishing out at the CR Bouy(18 miles out) for Salmon--I bet their rear deck is 6 feet up. And these 47 rollovers are...

Several times a year I seem to get a couple good ones that put the bow right thru the wave or come down in the hole and cut the next wave in half and solid green water and clear up over my top---- Did I say how much I love my top----well I do---no more in the lap---LOL

Depends on what I am fishing---- Halibut is 38 miles one way off the coast for me Salmon generally closer in, onshore to 20 miles out-- Tuna is anywhere from a 40 to 65 mile run each way plus trolling--I have had over 180 miles in a day Tuna fishing.

This is the same bar I cross 15+ times a year---these guys are headed for the bad water of course---but sure feels great to know they train like this to Bail us out if things go wrong! Well worth the watch. This is filmed out of Ilwaco(columbia river bar) otherwise know as the Graveyard of the...

Push it and let us know what happened:you:

Most of the OEM's equipment is built there too!! I work for a rotating electric company that sells these--most are made overseas--for the price it is hard to beat---the biggest problem with these starters is the attention to detail---bolt torques, brushes installed wrong or crooked etc--just...

Chump change to buy that:haha:,problem is nowhere to load the V-20

Remember these are rated at the powerhead, in 1985 the hp ratings were at the prop, about a 15% hp difference. The towers of power came out in 90-115-125-135-140-150. They are great motors and not bad on fuel either. Making a lower hp model a higher hp model is tough, differences in carbs...