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Why Aluminum?

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Aluminum boats cost less to operate 

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2.

They are easy

to trailer

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3.

Puts less wear

and tear on

towing vehicle

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Aluminum boats are lighter than fiberglass boats, giving them many advantages.


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Why boats cost more to operate than cars.

A boat engine has to work 3 times harder to cruise compared to a car cruising on the highway. Engine rpm of car compared to small marine outboard:

Average car runs at 2000-2500 rpm at 60 mph

Boat runs at 5000-6000 rpm at 30 mph

 

Remember, that even 2000-4000 rpm of a boat is under a continuous load, a car can coast. The drag water creates for a boat would be like driving your car constantly uphill.

 

A boat with a V8 engine cruising will cost approximately 3 times more fuel than a large V8 pickup truck to operate. The gas consumption, repair cost, and storage for a mid to large size boat is astronomical.

 

  Often when buying a boat the costs to operate are overlooked.

     Old larger boats are sometimes difficult to even give away due to repair                       costs, storage and gas consumption.

       A lightweight aluminum boat can be operated for a fraction of the cost.

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When towing kids on a tube, a lighter boat has less displacement on the water.  Pushing less water,  a smaller wake is left behind the boat resulting in less accidents flipping off the tube.

*Safety reminder: always turn engine off when picking up a tuber, skier, or wakeboarder to prevent injury from propeller.

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