Gas Prices Affecting Boating
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Gas Prices Affecting Boating
Are high gas prices affecting your boating? I know I have personally cut back...way back. I am even thinking of trading down to a much smaller boat.
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Check this article out
http://www.tampabays10.com/news/loca...?storyid=55772
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Yes and no,
We didn't use the Nordic this weekend, BUT we did use the Seadoo all weekend, and had a blast. And it only used about 15 gallons of gas! Plus, the wife drives the Seadoo, ( she doesn't drink on the boat), and I can have a few adult beverages, DJ, and NOT have to drive!!!
Dean
We didn't use the Nordic this weekend, BUT we did use the Seadoo all weekend, and had a blast. And it only used about 15 gallons of gas! Plus, the wife drives the Seadoo, ( she doesn't drink on the boat), and I can have a few adult beverages, DJ, and NOT have to drive!!!
Dean
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F the gas prices It won't stop me from enjoying my sport, however, I don't run 70 miles up the Sound to go boating at the east end of Long Island anymore. I keep the trips reasonable but still use it plenty.
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It has not changed my boating habits at all. In fact I bet that I do 1000% mroe boating then I did last year ..... If Timmy gets my trim pump situation worked out!!!
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