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On Fri, 11 Apr 08 Bruce in Bangkok
Mostly that a can of gas is a lot easier to wrestle down the dock and into the boat then a truck battery. Under most circumstances I would agree. But for his fairly specific single purpose (small boat, small lake, prolly doesn't even HAVE a dock), a small non-spill battery would suffice. And it, plus a trolling motor, would be easier to wrestle than an outboard, never mind the gas tank. And for a lot less money to purchase AND maintain over the years. Btw, he could just leave the battery in the boat with a $10 solar panel during the week. Maybe I've got the wrong picture of the situation though. Rick |
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