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Old 13-06-2019, 04:45   #61
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Re: Run the outboard empty every time?
Yeah Enduro’s rock and cannot be bought in US.
But they also pollute a lot more. The Tohatsu is much quieter and it’s nice not making as much fumes as an Enduro. I feel better running in sensitive ecologic areas like most us use our dinghies to explore without dumping oil and unburnt fuel in the water
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