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Old 05-16-2013, 08:33 AM
FossilMan FossilMan is offline
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Awesome thank you very much. What do you have for power? Just curious and what your range is with that tank and power.
I only have 12 hours on a Yamaha F150, but so far, I have been making the same 26-28 mile run and using about 5.5 - 6 gallons. I'm only using a temporary tank at the moment until I get things figured out, but I think I am going to go for no more than 40 gallons when the time comes for something permanent. Even at 3 MPG, that's more than enough range for my uses.
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Old 10-22-2013, 08:16 AM
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Does your boat still self bail with the yami on the back? I still have the original Johnson 140 seahorse on the back and the boat self bails with the holes that drain straight down. I want to re-power over the winter and fill in the drains and have it self bail out the sides rather than straight down. i'm also going to raise the transom 5 inches so I can put a bigger motor on the back. I'm just nervous about the added weight. The boat rides so well with the old 78 Johnson I've even thought of completely re-building it and leaving it on. Let me know your thoughts.
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