$700.00
Mercury Bravo 3 Stainless Steel pair of props (from a Sea Ray Sundancer)
These are Mercury brand stainless steel props – used lightly Bravo 3 outdrive (1) 3 blade – 13.8 x 26P (1) 4 blade – 15.3 […]
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Used Garmin GPSMAP 740
Used 7″ Touchscreen chart plotter. No cabling available. Price does not include shipping.
$2,500.00
Watermaker
New Octopus Watermaker desalination plant. With the OPSM-60LH Watermaker you can produce up to 60 liters of the best drinking water per hour. With integrated […]
$300.00
Astra IIIB Deluxe Marine Sextant
Like new Marine Sextant – $300.00 Astra IIIB Deluxe Sextant
$150.00
Storm Drogue
Hathaway, Reiser, & Raymond “Gale Rider” storm drogue. 36″ diameter. Slightly discolored bag but drogue has never seen the sunlight or been in the water. […]
$200.00
Minkota three bank on-board battery charger
Minkota three bank on board battery charger. Bought in 2021. Works great and in great condition. Only reason for selling my boat was hit by […]
$11,000.00
Onan Cummins 13.5kw generator (only 400hrs)
Onan Cummins 13.5kw generator. it has 400hrs on it. It was removed because the customer decided he wanted a bigger model. Just recently serviced. very […]
$3,000.00
(12 BRAND NEW) Mastervolt 2v 280Ah batteries
12 brand new Mastervolt 2v Gel 280Ah. The boat was sold before we had a chance to install them. they are still brand new in […]
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Pros and Cons of buying (and maintaining) a Sailing boat vs. a Motor one
Pros and Cons of buying (and maintaining) a Sailing boat vs. a Motor one
The choice between a sailing boat and a motor boat is not merely a matter of preference but a decision that requires thoughtful consideration of various factors.
Both type of vessels offer distinct experiences on the water, each with their unique set of advantages and disadvantages. This article will delve into the intricacies of owning and maintaining each type, helping prospective buyers make an informed decision tailored to their maritime aspirations.
Sailing Boats
Pros:
1. Connection with Nature Sailing boats provide an authentic experience that allows sailors to engage with the elements. The act of harnessing the wind to glide over water can be profoundly satisfying, offering a sense of harmony with the environment.
2. Eco-Friendly They are inherently eco-friendly, as they rely on wind power, reducing the carbon footprint associated with boating. This aspect is especially appealing in an age where environmental consciousness is paramount.
3. Cost-Effectiveness …
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Survey Boats before they sell
Survey Boats before they sell
We all know that it’s getting harder and harder for people to buy boats because of the ‘economy’. Everyday we hear about consumer confidence slipping, eroding, you name it. To believe ‘them’ we’re all going to the really hot place, really fast, in a hand basket. And true to form, there is some truth in what ‘they’ are saying. It can be tough to get a boat loan if you can’t prove income and don’t have a strong FICO score. And it’s tough to get a loan on a boat that’s over 15 years old. But it’s not impossible and many people that are doing their homework and taking the time to get qualified are getting loans, really good loans. Many others are using the best negotiating tool, cash.
So when a boat does get an offer, why don’t more boats actually pass sea trials, mechanical inspections and marine surveys?
For an example, let’s look at what I witnessed recently as the marine surveyor on a sailboat my client was trying to buy.
My client “Joe” and his wife found the boat onl…
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Precautions to take when buying second hand marine equipment
Precautions to take when buying second hand marine equipment
If after buying an used marine item you find that you have been mislead and the quality of the article is not what it was advertised, there are a number of things you can try to get your money back, but none of them is guaranteed to succeed, unless you have taken the necessary precautions beforehand.
It mostly depends on whether you as a buyer can establish that the seller took substantial steps to conceal the problem for the sole purpose of selling the item to an unsuspecting customer, and whether the broker (if there was any involved) knew of the concealment.
Laws are also different depending on the state in which the transaction has taken place. For example, although California requires various disclosures to be made in real estate transactions, that requirement does not extend to boat-related sales. As such, it will be extremely difficult to hold a seller liable if he or she remains silent regarding any known faults with the items being sold.
A broker may be held u…
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