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On Fri, 03 Dec 2004 22:03:40 GMT, "Denis Roy"
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I just picked up a canoe that came with a 2.2 HP merc. Would this be
powerful enough to use as a troller / kicker for my 17 1/2' fiberglass sea
ray? I was hoping it could serve to get us home if the main motor ever
quits.


It's a little small for that - it will move you along certainly, but
against a wind, forget it.

Later,

Tom

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On Fri, 03 Dec 2004 22:30:31 GMT, Short Wave Sportfishing
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It's a little small for that - it will move you along certainly, but
against a wind, forget it.


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Yes, flat water, no wind, it would be OK. I once took a 40 foot,
20,000 pound sail boat into the dock at Marthas Vineyard using a
dinghy tied along side with a 2 hp Evinrude on it.

With any kind of wind or sea you would need something in the 10 to 15
hp range to make any forward progress.

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