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<blockquote data-quote="ktoelke54" data-source="post: 474821" data-attributes="member: 21618"><p>I’ve had one of the 3.5 Tohatsu 4-strokes. It was excellent. Had a little built in tank, maybe just a little over a quart. It took a long time to run through that much gas, basically a long wide open run. I just put a gallon of spare gas in the boat. You couldn’t burn a gallon in a day if you tried. I was using it on a large square stern canoe. I’ve gone on to larger boats and motors. But if you didn’t need to go faster than 6-8 mph and wanted to keep it simple, that motor was a great choice. It offered reasonable get there speed and was an a wonderful trolling motor. At idle it is very quiet. </p><p></p><p></p><p>Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ktoelke54, post: 474821, member: 21618"] I’ve had one of the 3.5 Tohatsu 4-strokes. It was excellent. Had a little built in tank, maybe just a little over a quart. It took a long time to run through that much gas, basically a long wide open run. I just put a gallon of spare gas in the boat. You couldn’t burn a gallon in a day if you tried. I was using it on a large square stern canoe. I’ve gone on to larger boats and motors. But if you didn’t need to go faster than 6-8 mph and wanted to keep it simple, that motor was a great choice. It offered reasonable get there speed and was an a wonderful trolling motor. At idle it is very quiet. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk [/QUOTE]
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