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Well the Grady is out of the running...
"Eisboch" wrote in message ... "Jim" wrote in message ... "HK" wrote in message ... wrote: I think one 10 gallon fillup should cover his boating for a few years.. I put about 30 hours on my new Parker's engine before the season ended, and burned about 55 gallons of gasoline in the process, according to the flow meter. How much gas did you burn in your string trimmer? If my math is correct that's about 1.8333333333333 GPH. My guess is that you didn't get that barge above hull speed much. That's just about what Mrs.E.'s boat burns running wide open. Eisboch Maybe I need a diesel jet drive boat. Funny aside. Custom Weld had their new deisel boat on display at the Seattle show. At least that is what the big sign on the side of the boat said. $111k and you think the vinyl guy would run diesel through a spell checker. Mine running wide open is about 20 gallons an hour. Since I average 2-2.5 mpg for a days running, I definately burn more fuel than Harry. |
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