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Old 07-15-2006, 06:55 AM   #3
JohnR
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What Vectorfisher said. With any engine but especially I/Os you want to make sure you do a good fresh water flush after each use. I know many ride their boats hard on put 'em away wet and I did the same but I would always flush the engine out first.

Some advantages with I/O: Generally cheaper when you need to replace something. Repowering is more component based then an outboard - new/reman engine for a 135 I/O is probably less than 2K

Disadvantages like corrosion, sometimes more space taken up inside the boat...

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