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It includes establishments making electric outboard motors for boats
A Tohatsu is a brand of outboard motor. These motors are used on small boats as a method of propulsion. They are called "outboard" motors because they hang off the back end of the boat.
Well some outboard motors steer that way. Also sail boats and other boats with a tiller.
Either sails or with motors, either inboard or outboard. Inboard has basically a car motor connected to the propeller, outboard, the motor hangs on the back of the boat.
Its based on the state you live in but in most states the only boats the need to be registered are boats that are powered by mechanical means such as outboard, inboard or even electric trolling motors.
You can try this website to find out more about outboard motor boats so you can minimize your search options. Here is a link en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outboard_motor.
All boats except ones with outboard motors or diesel engines.
All boats except ones with outboard motors or diesel engines.
All boats except ones with outboard motors or diesel engines.
This depends on the size of the boat. The smaller type such as 12 foot row boats will usually have 7 hp outboard motors. Some of the larger boats up in the 20 to 30 feet have been known to run up to 4 outboard motors around 300 hp plus each. Above these boats in lengths you will find most of them run large diesel motors cummins, Caterpillar, detroit(mtu) and Volvo's. Some of these larger 2000 to 2200 hp motors power these luxury yachts. Hope this answered your question
One source that I have found helpful is the N.A.D.A. marine appraisal guide. The dry weight of both boats and motors can be found there.
One source that I have found helpful is the N.A.D.A. marine appraisal guide. The dry weight of both boats and motors can be found there.