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| Author: Bill Park ([email protected]) contact the author Subject: Re: Outboard for Express 27 Info: (22553 views) Posted: Friday 1-3-03 03:07:00 PM |
>>I have heard that the 4 stroke motors cannot be laid on their side like the 2 strokes because of oil leakage. Is that true? Thanks in advance.
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>>>>We've had a number of outboards over the years, but after three seasons with out Honda, 2 hp, long shaft, centrifical clutch. We couldn't be more happy! We fuel while on the transon with no problem and if there is wind we sail. Our motor has been back and forth from Maui to Oahu 8 times. The bonus is it's air cooled so there is no impeller to worry about. We really like the 27 lbs..
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The Honda 2HP is designed to be stowed on its side, has rubber pads, and fits well under foot well.
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