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cost of running a single vs double engine boat
"H the K" wrote in message ... Don White wrote: "NotNow" wrote in message ... Harry is just too damned stupid and narcissistic to realize that not everyone wants just what he has, and that because some people have the money, and the desire to do things other than what Harry does, that doesn't mean they are fools. One of my hobbies is brewing beer, for instance. Harry doesn't have the smarts or the will to get off of his fat ass to do so, so he makes fun of zymurgy. Bull*hit! You cook up batches of 'shine' and grow that 'Georgia Special' crop out back. Unlike Loogy, I'm not what you would call a "drinker." A few beers, a few "girlie drinks" (margaritas, for example) a year, and that's it for me. I do make one hell of a homemade lemonade or limeade, though... :) Can you imagine how awful anything Loogy brews up has to be, and how dangerous it would be to drink it? Blech. I can visualize him swillin' from a 2 gallon jug..... you know, the kind with the finger hole at the top and you throw over your shoulder to support while the white lightnin' flows out. I wouldn't take a chance on his 'home brewing'. |
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H the K wrote:
Wizard of Woodstock wrote: On Fri, 24 Jul 2009 21:19:25 -0700 (PDT), wf3h wrote: any idea of the cost of ownership of a single vs double engine boat? total maintenance, gas consumption? benefits or penalties? THanks all.... Good question. There are safety aspects to twin ownership - mainly having a spare engine available in particular if you are planning on running any distance off shore. I think you were looking at a boat in the Long Island area if I recall. That part of the world, twins if you are getting offshore a little ways. With respect to costs, well two times everything in terms of maintenance. I've got triple ETECS, three times everything in terms of costs. Only makes sense. Complexity? Not really - seperate engines are generally seperate systems with the exception of the electrical stuff - that can get complicated with more than one engine depending on how the boat is wired, but usually seperate systems. It's a trade off in a number of areas - safety, convienence, speed/weight ratios, etc. One more of anything is going to cost you additional money. Triple eTecs...to assure one will be running when it is time to head for port. Jealous? |
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Don White wrote:
"NotNow" wrote in message ... Harry is just too damned stupid and narcissistic to realize that not everyone wants just what he has, and that because some people have the money, and the desire to do things other than what Harry does, that doesn't mean they are fools. One of my hobbies is brewing beer, for instance. Harry doesn't have the smarts or the will to get off of his fat ass to do so, so he makes fun of zymurgy. Bull*hit! You cook up batches of 'shine' and grow that 'Georgia Special' crop out back. Does posting mindless crap make you feel smarter? It's not working. |
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Don White wrote:
"H the K" wrote in message ... Don White wrote: "NotNow" wrote in message ... Harry is just too damned stupid and narcissistic to realize that not everyone wants just what he has, and that because some people have the money, and the desire to do things other than what Harry does, that doesn't mean they are fools. One of my hobbies is brewing beer, for instance. Harry doesn't have the smarts or the will to get off of his fat ass to do so, so he makes fun of zymurgy. Bull*hit! You cook up batches of 'shine' and grow that 'Georgia Special' crop out back. Unlike Loogy, I'm not what you would call a "drinker." A few beers, a few "girlie drinks" (margaritas, for example) a year, and that's it for me. I do make one hell of a homemade lemonade or limeade, though... :) Can you imagine how awful anything Loogy brews up has to be, and how dangerous it would be to drink it? Blech. I can visualize him swillin' from a 2 gallon jug..... you know, the kind with the finger hole at the top and you throw over your shoulder to support while the white lightnin' flows out. I wouldn't take a chance on his 'home brewing'. You "visualize" more than a sane adult should. Get in your Rav4 and go for a ride. There is life outside of Usenet, dummy! |
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"D" wrote in message ... Don White wrote: "H the K" wrote in message ... Don White wrote: "NotNow" wrote in message ... Harry is just too damned stupid and narcissistic to realize that not everyone wants just what he has, and that because some people have the money, and the desire to do things other than what Harry does, that doesn't mean they are fools. One of my hobbies is brewing beer, for instance. Harry doesn't have the smarts or the will to get off of his fat ass to do so, so he makes fun of zymurgy. Bull*hit! You cook up batches of 'shine' and grow that 'Georgia Special' crop out back. Unlike Loogy, I'm not what you would call a "drinker." A few beers, a few "girlie drinks" (margaritas, for example) a year, and that's it for me. I do make one hell of a homemade lemonade or limeade, though... :) Can you imagine how awful anything Loogy brews up has to be, and how dangerous it would be to drink it? Blech. I can visualize him swillin' from a 2 gallon jug..... you know, the kind with the finger hole at the top and you throw over your shoulder to support while the white lightnin' flows out. I wouldn't take a chance on his 'home brewing'. You "visualize" more than a sane adult should. Get in your Rav4 and go for a ride. There is life outside of Usenet, dummy! Mmmm yeah, maybe I'll trip on down to Pompano Beach, FL I imagine it's a lovely place this time of year. |
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Don White wrote:
"D" wrote in message ... Don White wrote: "H the K" wrote in message ... Don White wrote: "NotNow" wrote in message ... Harry is just too damned stupid and narcissistic to realize that not everyone wants just what he has, and that because some people have the money, and the desire to do things other than what Harry does, that doesn't mean they are fools. One of my hobbies is brewing beer, for instance. Harry doesn't have the smarts or the will to get off of his fat ass to do so, so he makes fun of zymurgy. Bull*hit! You cook up batches of 'shine' and grow that 'Georgia Special' crop out back. Unlike Loogy, I'm not what you would call a "drinker." A few beers, a few "girlie drinks" (margaritas, for example) a year, and that's it for me. I do make one hell of a homemade lemonade or limeade, though... :) Can you imagine how awful anything Loogy brews up has to be, and how dangerous it would be to drink it? Blech. I can visualize him swillin' from a 2 gallon jug..... you know, the kind with the finger hole at the top and you throw over your shoulder to support while the white lightnin' flows out. I wouldn't take a chance on his 'home brewing'. You "visualize" more than a sane adult should. Get in your Rav4 and go for a ride. There is life outside of Usenet, dummy! Mmmm yeah, maybe I'll trip on down to Pompano Beach, FL I imagine it's a lovely place this time of year. I wouldn't go there alone... :) -- Whatever moral rules you have proposed, abide by them as they were laws, and as if you would be guilty of impiety by violating any of them, *unless* you are a conservative Republican office holder or minister. If that is your position in life, then anything goes. |
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Wizard of Woodstock wrote:
On Sat, 25 Jul 2009 08:38:03 -0400, H the K wrote: Wizard of Woodstock wrote: On Fri, 24 Jul 2009 21:19:25 -0700 (PDT), wf3h wrote: any idea of the cost of ownership of a single vs double engine boat? total maintenance, gas consumption? benefits or penalties? THanks all.... Good question. There are safety aspects to twin ownership - mainly having a spare engine available in particular if you are planning on running any distance off shore. I think you were looking at a boat in the Long Island area if I recall. That part of the world, twins if you are getting offshore a little ways. With respect to costs, well two times everything in terms of maintenance. I've got triple ETECS, three times everything in terms of costs. Only makes sense. Complexity? Not really - seperate engines are generally seperate systems with the exception of the electrical stuff - that can get complicated with more than one engine depending on how the boat is wired, but usually seperate systems. It's a trade off in a number of areas - safety, convienence, speed/weight ratios, etc. One more of anything is going to cost you additional money. Triple eTecs...to assure one will be running when it is time to head for port. Yep. Then again, I can afford to run mine more than 25 hours a summer and not have to worry about paying my loan payment on a over priced 21' center console with a bimini top. LOL.. |
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On Jul 25, 12:29*pm, NotNow wrote:
Frogwatch wrote: On Jul 25, 11:55 am, H the K wrote: Wizard of Woodstock wrote: On Sat, 25 Jul 2009 08:38:03 -0400, H the K wrote: Wizard of Woodstock wrote: On Fri, 24 Jul 2009 21:19:25 -0700 (PDT), wf3h wrote: any idea of the cost of ownership of a single vs double engine boat? total maintenance, gas consumption? benefits or penalties? THanks all.... Good question. There are safety aspects to twin ownership - mainly having a spare engine available in particular if you are planning on running any distance off shore. I think you were looking at a boat in the Long Island area if I recall. *That part of the world, twins if you are getting offshore a little ways. With respect to costs, well two times everything in terms of maintenance. *I've got triple ETECS, three times everything in terms of costs. *Only makes sense. Complexity? Not really - seperate engines are generally seperate systems with the exception of the electrical stuff - that can get complicated with more than one engine depending on how the boat is wired, but usually seperate systems. It's a trade off in a number of areas - safety, convienence, speed/weight ratios, etc. *One more of anything is going to cost you additional money. Triple eTecs...to assure one will be running when it is time to head for port. Yep. Then again, I can afford to run mine more than 25 hours a summer and not have to worry about paying my loan payment on a over priced 21' center console with a bimini top. A. I'm well over the 100 hour mark for this season. B. Sorry, I don't "finance" boat purchases. My last Parker had no load, and I used some of the proceeds from the sale of that one to pay cash for the current Parker. C. Speaking of overpriced center consoles, consider a 33-footer that needs THREE 200+ outboards. It's too big to be a trailer boat, unless you are crazy, and it sure as hell ain't a flats boat. For what you paid for that gashog you could have bought a really nice diesel-powered boat. |
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"H the K" wrote in message m... Don White wrote: "D" wrote in message ... Don White wrote: "H the K" wrote in message ... Don White wrote: "NotNow" wrote in message ... Harry is just too damned stupid and narcissistic to realize that not everyone wants just what he has, and that because some people have the money, and the desire to do things other than what Harry does, that doesn't mean they are fools. One of my hobbies is brewing beer, for instance. Harry doesn't have the smarts or the will to get off of his fat ass to do so, so he makes fun of zymurgy. Bull*hit! You cook up batches of 'shine' and grow that 'Georgia Special' crop out back. Unlike Loogy, I'm not what you would call a "drinker." A few beers, a few "girlie drinks" (margaritas, for example) a year, and that's it for me. I do make one hell of a homemade lemonade or limeade, though... :) Can you imagine how awful anything Loogy brews up has to be, and how dangerous it would be to drink it? Blech. I can visualize him swillin' from a 2 gallon jug..... you know, the kind with the finger hole at the top and you throw over your shoulder to support while the white lightnin' flows out. I wouldn't take a chance on his 'home brewing'. You "visualize" more than a sane adult should. Get in your Rav4 and go for a ride. There is life outside of Usenet, dummy! Mmmm yeah, maybe I'll trip on down to Pompano Beach, FL I imagine it's a lovely place this time of year. I wouldn't go there alone... :) -- Maybe someone can lend me a shootin' iron. I hear the locals are darn nasty in those parts....must be too much sun, or too much swamp water. |
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On Sun, 26 Jul 2009 11:33:39 -0700 (PDT), wf3h
wrote: so he makes fun of zymurgy.- what about syzygy? Wow - never thought I'd see the day when brewing and invariant theory were mentioned to two back-to-back sentences. :) |
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