Posts: 2269
Location: SE, WI. | I think you need to check out the condition of ware and tear on the boat. Bells and whistles sort of speak! And how things are laid out, and how features will benefit your needs.
If your worried about 6-7 hundred hours on the engine, it's just getting broken in. A engine that is run 4-5 times a week, is better than a engine that gets used 3-4 times a year. Motors are made to run, NOT sit in the garage!!!
Heck, just talked with a Bombardier Employee. They are seeing some etecs, now starting to trickle in with 5,000-6,000 hours on some of the first ones built. Most of mine when traded in, had around 2,000-2,500 hours on them with zero problems.
JD |
