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How many MPG?
I know it is a tough question based on driving habits, etc, but how far will
20 gallons go with a 19 foot cuddy I/O with a 165 hp four cylinder? Figure
calm water bay usage.I am not asking for precision, but rather a ballpark. |
TSC
Jun 24
2006
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| At normal cruising speed it will burn 4 to 5 gph, so 20 gallons will
last 4 or 5 hours. To calculate mpg we need to know speed and that
will depend a lot on how heavily the boat is loaded. |
Wayne.B
Jun 24
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| My 19' bow rider uses 15 gallons on a full day of watersports. When fishing, |
William
Jun 24
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| Hmm...maybe 100 miles??
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just
Jun 24
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| It depends entirely on what type of usage. For water sports, where you're
constantly on and off plane, I would venture a guess somewhere in the 2
miles per gallon area. On a steady cruise at optimum cruise speed, you
could easily double that number. |
RG
Jun 24
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| Well,
I had a Bayliner Trophy 21 ft cuddy with an OMC 140 Chevy engine, when
cruising at about 22 mph I would get around 4 to 5 MPG in fairly calm water. I don't normally measure distance or GPH as I am usually fishing and don't
care, but on a few 100 mile plus trips I did take I did get as stated. |
MikeT
Jun 24
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