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Billgran wrote:
50hp is 50hp. 4 strokes are heavier. 2 strokes burn more gas and need oil. Both are now pretty complicate The Honda 4 stroke is about the same weight as a 2 stroke but with that said I agree with the first poster. This guy would probably be as happy with a 2 stroke. 2 strokes are usually the best choice for guys who use the throttle as a switch. (off or wide open) I think this would be an good application for the new Evinrude E-TEC 50hp outboard. It has the smoothness, quietness and smoke-free operation of a 4-stroke along with the acceleration and performance of a 2-stroke. The best part is that it does not need the extra maintenance and expense that a 4 stroke requires. They are available now, come with a full 3 year warranty, and in-field reports are very favorable. Check out the www.evinrude.com web site for info and specs. Bill Grannis service manager Nice to see your smiling face, Bill. Any magazine articles upcoming? -- Email sent to is never read. |
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