Hey all,
Just picked up my first bow rider deep vee. Decided on the ski&fish as suited every need I had. Of course visually I like everything about the boat, and came with the bow mount trolling motor, garmin fish finder and covers. And of course I also have a couple of complaints and one problem.
The rear jumpseats don't sit very well in the back, they wobble quite a bit and are at a terrible 40 degree angle. There is lots of room for them to recline more if they could, really strange why they did this. Also fish finder just reading 30' everywhere, and broke 2 of the 3 marker lights at the back of the trailer first time in the water.
Real problem though is that I seem to have a bad shimmy/vibration when just in gear at idle speed. Most of the boat rattles a little with this. Goes away as soon as I give it a little throttle.
Anyone know of this issue? Guess I will be taking it to the dealer.
Overall I love the boat (hope they come out with replacement jumpseats though) and will hopefully have many enjoyable years on it. I would appreciate any comments, thanks.
Steve
Just picked up my first bow rider deep vee. Decided on the ski&fish as suited every need I had. Of course visually I like everything about the boat, and came with the bow mount trolling motor, garmin fish finder and covers. And of course I also have a couple of complaints and one problem.
The rear jumpseats don't sit very well in the back, they wobble quite a bit and are at a terrible 40 degree angle. There is lots of room for them to recline more if they could, really strange why they did this. Also fish finder just reading 30' everywhere, and broke 2 of the 3 marker lights at the back of the trailer first time in the water.
Real problem though is that I seem to have a bad shimmy/vibration when just in gear at idle speed. Most of the boat rattles a little with this. Goes away as soon as I give it a little throttle.
Anyone know of this issue? Guess I will be taking it to the dealer.
Overall I love the boat (hope they come out with replacement jumpseats though) and will hopefully have many enjoyable years on it. I would appreciate any comments, thanks.
Steve
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