Can you bolt a briggs & stratton motor to a outboard bottom end? Reason I ask...

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That's for the "self propelled" function...but there is no neutral for
the "blade"...right? So why do you need a neutral for your prop on a
little 35hp prop? Just be certain your boat is pointed in the right
direction and crank it. Idling I'd be surprised it if would crawl at
2mph...not anywhere close to "gettin' away from you"...right?

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