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Default Propulsion: Outboard, inboard, I-O?

Why would you choose one type of propulsion over another?


JimH wrote:
If the boat requires just one engine and outboards are available, that is
the way to go. Otherwise twin inboards.


For smaller boats... say 25' for less?

I happen to own a boat with a single diesel inboard, and
find it very satisfactory especially for fuel economy.
Maintenance is easier too.

Some things I am surprised nobody has mentioned about
outboards- they are targets for thieves.... they can be
unclamped & carried to the shop for repairs, or winter
storage; also ease of replacement is the best.

DSK

 
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