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    prop depth on mini pontoon

    Thanks, it’s a lot of fun.
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    prop depth on mini pontoon

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    prop depth on mini pontoon

    I’ll admit that design was the basis, I just wanted to be able to transport in my car with no storage or trailer costs.
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    prop depth on mini pontoon

    No, it was very easy to register in Ohio.
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    prop depth on mini pontoon

    Yes, I can build another transom that would lower the motor since they bolt off/on. I think I will try it since according to the formula of hull speed at square root of 8.5’ length times 1.34 = 3.9 mph, I am currently seeing 7mph with one aboard. Also hope to not see so much water thrown up on...
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    prop depth on mini pontoon

    Thanks, now on to painting now that I know it floats!
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    prop depth on mini pontoon

    Thanks, it was a fun build and pretty satisfying when all went as planned.
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    prop depth on mini pontoon

    Thanks for your help. I just wanted something to cruise the lake, so I'm not dissapointed with speed I am getting. The caviation plate is currently right where you suggested. I chose the 6hp for easy of transport and putting off and on. Thanks again.
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    prop depth on mini pontoon

    I have never owned a boat, and I need Help! I have built a mini pontoon boat with a 6hp Johnson that breaks down and fits in my Honda CRV. I am not sure as to how deep the prop should be. I read that the cavataion plate should be even with the bottom of keel, I have it set that way but since...
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    Add kill switch to 6hp Johnson - Model 6R72D

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    Add kill switch to 6hp Johnson - Model 6R72D

    I am new to outboard motors and I have picked up a 1972 6hp Johnson for my home built mini pontoon project. I know this motor uses points and I want to add a kill switch. I am looking for detailed instructions on how to do this. I followed one thread that said one wire to each set of points...
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