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stick with the twins
Posted by Mel Roe on Jan 24 2006
Something to think about is getting home if one of your engines do quit. I have a 26' Aurora and can only make 8 knots on one of my 115 hondas. The normal speed is 30 knots. I ended up towing a friend who has a 28' aluminum boat that was barely making 2 knots with 2 20hp kickers. The double maintenance is worth every penny when you can still make it home. Take care

Mel

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