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On Wed, 03 Oct 2007 11:19:15 -0700, Tim wrote:
I don't know why the I/O's arn't popular for intermediate sport fishing. You've pretty much gotten most of the "issues", but truth be told, there really isn't much difference in complexity between a modern outboard and I/Os. On some boats, the major consideration is cockpit space and I/Os can take up precious room in a smaller boat if there isn't sufficient bilge to give you floor space. On a center console less than 23 feet, there will be a reduction in space and around 20 feet, you won't have any space to speak of. 23 foot and above, you can stuff a I/O engine in the bilge, but space will be at a premium which makes it more difficult to maintain the engine - everything from oil changes to simple repairs become more complicated due to space problems. Basically that's the real reason - space. |
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