**Sigh of relief**

[mduncan62]

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[gonefishingee]

Yeha
Glad For Ya Mike.

[MOSlabHunter]

Well that's good news! I've tried lots of batteries and I am now a firm believer in Everstart. Their dual cycle comes in really handy as a spare too. For a mid priced battery they are hard to beat. It's nice to know your starter is OK. Good luck!!

[cook]

Never bought a starter for a boat motor,but on the cars I've had to replace,it was cheaper than a good battery.

But a lot more work!!

[cook]

Dang!!

[crappiencali]

Every thing on boats are expensive. That's why boat stands for

Bring
Out
Another
Thousand

HA HA HA HA HA!!!!!!!

[gonefishingee]

I heard on the news a new boat tax was soon to take place in MO.
something like $150 for boats under 16' and more on up.
I only caught parts of it so i hope I am wrong.

[TAE73]

Ed, you are part right and part wrong.

Its the registration is going up. Here are what the new fees are. To me the bigger boats should be about 4 times that amount.

Class A (boats under 16 feet, includes personal watercraft) current registration fee is $10. Under the proposal, the fee would increase to $20 every three years.
Class 1 (boats 16 feet to less than 26 feet) current registration is $20. Under the proposal, the fee would increase to $55 every three years.
Class 2 (boats 26 feet to less than 40 feet) the current registration fee is $30. Under the proposal the fee would increase to $100 every three years.
Class 3 (boats 40 feet and over, including vessels documented with the U. S. Coast Guard) the current registration fee is $40. Under the proposal the fee would increase to $150 every three years.

[gonefishingee]

Ed, you are part right and part wrong.

Its the registration is going up. Here are what the new fees are. To me the bigger boats should be about 4 times that amount.

Class A (boats under 16 feet, includes personal watercraft) current registration fee is $10. Under the proposal, the fee would increase to $20 every three years.
Class 1 (boats 16 feet to less than 26 feet) current registration is $20. Under the proposal, the fee would increase to $55 every three years.
Class 2 (boats 26 feet to less than 40 feet) the current registration fee is $30. Under the proposal the fee would increase to $100 every three years.
Class 3 (boats 40 feet and over, including vessels documented with the U. S. Coast Guard) the current registration fee is $40. Under the proposal the fee would increase to $150 every three years.

I agree on the big boats

[CrappieOutlaw]

oh whaaaa, I will enjoy crusing around this weekend rolling 6 foot wake with the new 32 footer'....................ya right (18' bass boat + 14' jon boat = 32 footer). A boat is expensive I like to think of mine as a "money hole on water"