Go-devils

[seno...@hotmail.com]

These are B&S engines with about an 8 foot shaft and a marine propeller on
the end. They are , I believe, made in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Can anyone
supply an address or more info?

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[Dave Carnell]

These came from the Orient. There was a place in the Pacific Northwest that
sold them, but I haven't seen any ads in quite a while.

Dave Carnell <http://home.att.net\~DaveCarnell>

[mckee...@my-dejanews.com]

http://www.go-devil.com
504-752-0167
Baton Rouge

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[PRidau9482]

If you decide to get a Go-Devil spend the extra $ and get an engine besides the
Briggs. I had one with a 24 hp Onan and I think they are using Kohler engines
now. Depending on what size you get I believe you can now get a Honda engine
as well.
The go - devils require about 3-4 inches of water to run. You can hit stumps,
rocks, logs etc with no ill effects. If the boat will float the go devil will
push it.
One of their dealers is Airboats unlimited in Bainbridge Ga. Is where I bought
mine. The guys name is Paul Dixon and he is building a fiberglass fishing boat
about 15 ft long that works well with the go devil.

[jdw...@sprynet.com]

http://www.godevil.com/

GO-DEVIL Mfg. of Louisiana, Inc.
Baton Rouge, La.

(225)752-0167 office

(225)752-0175 fax