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Old 07-05-2010, 05:32 PM
adamcannon adamcannon is offline
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Default Re: I/O vs. OB

I was just saying if you had to replace an engine an outboard is easy to remove and replace. I was just joking about dropping the outboard overboard although I do know someone that got so fed up with an outboard that kept leaving him stranded that he did unbolt it and drop it overboard. Gas inboards have always scared me a little because there have been two or three that have exploded when the people went to start them around here where I live. Those gas fumes can be pretty dangerous when they are bottled up in an engine box.
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