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  • MagicManMn
    SE MN
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    #2086143

    Still using my propane Jiffy Lite and no regrets. 7 years old and just popped a tank on it last week in the garage and it started and ran perfect on the second pull, as always. Don’t fish as much as I’d like but probably drill 50-60 holes a season and it has never failed. Will probably go electric if I need another but won’t use gas again, not because they are bad but don’t want to mess with gas and oil.

    MagicManMn
    SE MN
    Posts: 7
    #1972374

    All good information, as with Grouse, carbed Polaris and always starts. Non-oxy, a few ounces of Briggs and Stratton fuel saver in every five gallons of gas (use in all my smaller engines and outboard) and good to go. Did have a problem using StarTron in snowblower several years ago. Don’t know if that was the cause but switched to Briggs in everything on a trusted mechanic recommendation and haven’t had any issues since. Can be hard to find though.

    MagicManMn
    SE MN
    Posts: 7
    #1972370

    Same here with 3, 4, 5, 5A. Where and again thanks in advance!

    MagicManMn
    SE MN
    Posts: 7
    #1916320

    Agree with all here. 14′ Lowe, it’s a mid 70’s, 48″ width. Doesn’t leak a drop and have a 25 Johnson on the back and a front troller. I won’t be portaging that beast anywhere though but stable and bullet proof and runs shallow water well. Fins and feathers rig.

    MagicManMn
    SE MN
    Posts: 7
    #1916314

    Yes they were bolt on and the seat slides so much easier than the plastic slide. I usually just leave the slide on and remove the seat so it fits under my tonneau cover.

    x2 what Glenn D wrote. On my third otter and haven’t had that problem…yet. Only issue I have is that I have to make sure I sit center or left of center in my pro cottage or it tips sideways, either that or have something in the tub on that side that makes it seem like I have lost about 20 pounds.

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