what type of boat does go on a canoe?
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Wunderkin, one can only wonder at your question. A canoe IS a boat. There are many kinds of canoes -- open canoe, solo canoe, whitewater canoe, marathon canoe, voyageur canoe, war canoe, outrigger canoe, dragon boat (which is also a kind of canoe) - in short, any open boat that you paddle forward (unlike a row boat, in which you row going backwards, or a scull, which you also row backwards) is a canoe. \nI have no idea if that answers your question or not.
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The first thing you need to do is figure out how you plan on using the boat.  This will tell you the amount of HP (horse power) you will need for that activity.  I would also suggest that you decide how many people you will be boating with usually.  This will tell you the size.  What most people do not realize is that when you put a boat in the water, it shrinks.  They look huge on the trailer but once you figure out your passangers, gear, coolers, etc, the boat will shrink.  I would also suggest that you look at someting used, late model.  I say this because it is quite possible that you will change your boating habits with-in a very short period of time.\nThis way, if you choose to either sell or trade your first boat, you will not take a huge hit in depreciatioin.  Hope this helps.
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http://www.vintageprojects.com/boats/aqua-rail-jet-ski.html\n\nis this what you are looking for?
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canoe or kayak? i don't mind taking a trip down a river in a canoe, but kayaks scare the living bejeebies outta me. what happens when you flip over and can't get rightside up?!?
71350
Probably inboard/outboard, referring to the type of motor.
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The Cabela's Canoe is a nice sturdy/light version.  I have the 12 ft. and it stears fine, I have used it in lakes and low class rapids in rivers.  It will run you about $600
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Someone with the ability to make & pilot a boat. :P
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Check on E-bay, they have a few similiar vintage models you could compare "going" prices on. Also if it runs and you are close, i'll buy it. I need a motor for my fishing boat.
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Try to contact the the company that made the boat ex.(Ranger, Stratos,trition,skeeter,Bay liner, Tracker marine) most of the numbers will be the model,year,and date made. The motor is pretty much the same. good luck
352726
your best bet may be to check with Mercury and piece together a remote kit that best fits your boat.
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Yes if your engine is the right size we don't like doing engines over 60HP try consulting your local dealer if you don't have any luck there send me an email with a complete description of your outboard and boat and i will be glad to help
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any boat would work\nnon-pros dont need a big motor to race aroung a lake because they dont have a time limit\nthe bass dont really care what kind of boat your in\njust keep in mind if it is an all metal boat then put some old carpet on the floor to keep the noise level down because fish will 'spook' at sudden noises\ngood luck and good fishing
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Steam engine for those Mississippi paddleboats..  But for tankers and cargo carrier ships they use a gasoline engine...much larger than a car engine...more like the size of a room in your house.  And the use a different type of gas that actually comes from the the used oil from Jiffy lube and Pep Boys....they sell it to a company that processes that oil and for the ships.  Also they typically have multiple engines and even smaller engines just for steering.
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you didn't say what engine you have inthe boat but most all I/O and inboard engines are car motors with minor modifactions such as cams, stainless steel head gaskets, marine carbs and sparkproof starters and alternators you should be able to find one fairly easily.
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Both Canoes and Kayaks come in a variety of sizes and shapes for different purposes and numbers of paddlers.   \n\n *  Kayaks are closed in boats with double ended paddles.\n    * Canoes are open boats with single paddles.\n   \nThere are several differences between a Kayak and a Canoe:\n\nKayaks\nThe current form of kayaks originated from the Eskimos they generally have a covered in deck and are paddled from a seated position with double ended paddles.\nEskimos in the Arctic made them out of seal skins generally using whale bones and driftwood to form the frame.\nIt is quite possible to roll back up again using the paddle after capsizing one of these kayaks as a spray cover is generally used to seal the opening around the paddler.\n\nCanoes\nThe current form of canoes originated from the North American Indians, they are generally open boats with turned up ends, which are paddled from a kneeling or sitting position with single ended paddles.\nThey were often made of birch bark with a timber frame\n\n\n\nMost canoes and kayaks are currently made of a form of blow moulded plastic which is very tough and absorbs a lot of impact with rocks and other objects as they are paddled around.\nSpecialist boats are often made of glassfibre or some of the advanced composites using kevlar and carbon fibre such as those used for the bodywork of formula one racing cars and racing yachts.\n\nKAYAK - is a palindrome, one of those words that is spelt the same backwards or forwards!
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horses, feet, chariots, boats
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www.wenonahjensen.com~webmaster@wenonah.com~~wenonah canoe~~~~www.wenonah.com ~~Canoe replacementparts~~www.allfishingshop.com Used boat history www.boathistoryreport.com~ best i could do but maybe someone around your area can help you repair your problem check at your live bait shops and sporting goods stores or a place that sells any Canoes.... OK have a great time canoeing ?