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Ben R. Ogletree, Jr.
 
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I need a small motor for a 14 ft aluminum jonboat. Have been trying to find
a good 9.9 OMC. However I am curious about the relatively new 5 hp Briggs &
Stratton. I saw one at Gander Mountain and it looks like a pretty tough
little unit. Seems to be priced at the bottom of the ladded.

Has anyone had any real world experience? I'm wondering if with a single
cylinder and 4 cycle if it has an annoying pop-pop-pop sound.

Will it do an acceptable job with two adults in a flat bottom boat in creeks
and bays on a large lake?

Ben


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On Sun, 19 Jun 2005 15:23:31 -0500, "Ben R. Ogletree, Jr."
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I need a small motor for a 14 ft aluminum jonboat. Have been trying to find
a good 9.9 OMC. However I am curious about the relatively new 5 hp Briggs &
Stratton. I saw one at Gander Mountain and it looks like a pretty tough
little unit. Seems to be priced at the bottom of the ladded.

Has anyone had any real world experience? I'm wondering if with a single
cylinder and 4 cycle if it has an annoying pop-pop-pop sound.


It sounds like a lawn mower and will barely push a 10 foot jon boat
with one person at any kind of speed.

It's not a great investment.

Later,

Tom
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