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Old 06 November 2003, 22:51   #21
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Re: Warranty

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if i was a private purchaser not commercial, i would be looking at warranty.


115hp Merc 4 stroke @ 2 years

140 Suzuki 4 Stroke @ 2 Years

150hp Optimax @ 3 Years

150 hp Honda @ 5 Years

The merc f115 4 stoke has a 3 year warrany so i understand
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Old 06 November 2003, 22:59   #22
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Warranty

I would double check on that one, all the 2003 brochures say 2 years. There is also a 3 year Anti Corrosion Warranty on all mercs/mariners.

If you buying off who i think your buying off get evrything in writing.
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Old 06 November 2003, 23:22   #23
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I will post some pics of some of the detail tomorrow, every surface is flow coated even the hidden ones, the design of the bilge lockers i think adds stiffness to the Hull. The stern detail with its battery locker and outboard well is also good and the finish of the gell coat is as good as i have seen...but of course this is only my view..hopefully i will meet up with some of the Forum members in the Spring and get your opinion. The only thing i dont like about it is the wiring, but i am sorting that out over the winter....The motor and Seastar H/steering seem fine. i have a raymarine plotter/sounder fitted and i have seen just short of 40 knotts on that. but that said i have not had that much use out of yet so i dont know if she is set up spot on yet. thats why it would be good to get some more expert opinion.
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Old 07 November 2003, 09:24   #24
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Anyone want to guess what make of boat this is?
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Old 07 November 2003, 10:51   #25
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A Viking longboat?
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Old 07 November 2003, 10:53   #26
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Old 07 November 2003, 10:59   #27
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Old 07 November 2003, 11:25   #29
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This looks like a Falcon build to me, u can tell by the wavey lines. Manos is going to kill me.
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Old 07 November 2003, 11:32   #30
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Brian and Julian get the top prize - a slap on the back from Manos!
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Old 07 November 2003, 13:41   #31
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tidy them up well though.......have you ever seen a Falcon cookee?
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Old 07 November 2003, 13:42   #32
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Old 07 November 2003, 16:25   #34
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...........put 12 people on it and the torque of the 150 really comes in to its own and pushes it straight out of the hole.

These'll be the Little People, to be sure, to be sure.
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Old 07 November 2003, 20:39   #35
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Old 08 November 2003, 09:10   #36
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Saw a few down in Capetown when I was there, but they were the race boats, and a friend of mine was given a tour of the factory recently, I don't think you want to hear what he had to say!
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Old 08 November 2003, 09:12   #37
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