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On Sun, 7 Oct 2007 13:46:38 -0400, "Rick Kulesh"
wrote: just get the big single and get a contract with BoatUS/SeaTow/(insert water-assistance company of choice in your area). Oh, that's just brilliant. Redunancy is important in boats like this and to save a few bucks by not using twins is silly. The 250 will push that thing around fine, but twins are important if he's planning on heading out a few miles offshore. Towing insurance companies are important, I agree, but not having the power to get out of trouble on your own is also importnat. |
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