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I have a pretty slick little oar frame for my canoe, but after rowing all afternoon with a little wind, I am wondering about adding a small electric motor.
Can anyone give me a ball park idea of how much annual registration costs for a motorized pontoon or float tube? While I can probably find a way to cover the cost of a small motor and a battery, I will probably need to disclose ongoing expenses to my accountant/better half.
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Mine ran me $37.50
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The annual renewal is not much but the initial cost will be more as your canoe will assessed and taxed.
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Mine has run from $37.50 to $51.00 in the last 3 years... Better than the boat that is over a hundred this year for an ancient boat... Later J
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When I registered my kickboat last year it was right around $40.
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I just got my renewal in the mail, $38 for a 45 year old 14 foot john, guess its worth more than i thought.
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It's the same for a new pontoon or float tube. My 67' renken is only about $52
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Whoa, a 67 footer? Pictures?
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67' short for 1967
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[quote albinotrout]67' short for 1967[/quote][font "Comic Sans MS"][#800000]A[/#800000][/font][font "Comic Sans MS"][#800000]u contraire mon ami; '67 is short for 1967, not 67'.[/#800000][/font] [
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