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![]() Dene wrote: I'm assuming a 32 foot powerboat with twin engines would have an easier go of it. Correct? -Greg Yes, as far as having enough power to fight the current. However, you still have all the other problems I mentioned. The water is very silty, so you will be sucking a lot of mud and debris into your cooling system, so be sure you can handle that. The floating debris can also do a number on your props. Issues of anchoring and finding marinas also hold for you. There are facilities in Memphis, St. Louis, and possibly some marinas have opened up since my trip years ago. I'm not sure what is going on with New Orleans, since the hurricane. I stayed there on Lake Ponchetrain, which I heard got hit pretty bad. You may want to take with some spares, like a prop, cooling system filters, etc. Consult a mechanic before taking off. Sherwin D. |
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