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Thread: repowering pontoon dinghy

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  1. 27-11-2023, 06:09 PM #12
    JustAnotherSpearo
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    I agree with what MB has said.
    Always go for as many horses as you can.

    Got a 4.5m alloy boat with a 100hp 4 Stroke in the garage. Skips along nicely.

    Had a 3.8m tinny when was younger with a 25hp 4 Stroke at times wished it had more juice, would struggle to get on the plane with 2 divers and a heavier 70l chilly bin (full)
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