2001 Super Air Nautique 210 Navy/White Super Clean New Interior

[tachyon]

DW SD - check out the boat on CL that jcorn posted! It is practically in your backyard!

[tachyon]

Posted new photos in the original listing...

[DW SD]

DW SD - check out the boat on CL that jcorn posted! It is practically in your backyard!

Lake Tahoe might as well be Salt Lake City for me . It is 8 hours to there from my place.

And condition could be a real crapshoot depending upon how meticulous the owner is.

Thanks,

Doug


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[Kjh2oski]

New to this group and just sold my bow rider looking to get into more of a ski boat. Currently looking at a 2006 Nautique 206 but not completely sold. looking for an all around/crossover boat. How is the wake for skiing?

[tachyon]

Honestly, if you like to ski, there are better choices. The wake on these is pretty unforgiving for slalom. If you're into bare footing, it's not bad on a hundred foot line.

[tachyon]

Sale pending.

[jcorn]

Sent you a PM the yesterday. Still trying to figure out pricing on these - please send me the final sale price if you don't mind. PM is fine.

[tachyon]

Sold

[DW SD]

Just want to say thank you here. I'm loving this boat - been out twice since its arrival. Surprised at how much more solid the 210 SAN feels vs. DD Air of similar vintage. I guess the sides being higher and being a heftier boat creates that. This is most obvious crossing wakes, etc.
Enjoy your new boat!
I haven't tried the barefoot boom, but will do so and report back.
I very much like the retractable pylon!

Doug

[tachyon]

Excellent! Glad to hear it found a good home! Enjoy!

[Min-Aqua Bat 16]

Is this boat still available?

[Johnny_Rock]

Looks like post #23 says it's sold. In post #24 looks like 'DW SD' is the buyer and is enjoying his/her new boat.

tachyon--wondeing if the tower is up in the picture of the Beach King Lift? And how you like the Beach King lift?

Thanks.

[DW SD]

Hey Johnny,
You have it right. An update... loving this boat. I've been doing some upgrades.

I added the 375 lb piggyback bags in the rear from Fly High and plumbed them in. Scored a deal on ebay between XMAS and Thanksgiving for $85, shipped for brand new.
I removed the PerfectPass speed controller and re-installed my Hydrophase unit from my old boat. It has a newer User Interface and is a little more adjustable in terms of holding a target speed.
I also adjusted the prop shaft seal (a pain in the *** job), but should be good for a while. I use in saltwater, so keeping water out of the boat is more critical than one used in fresh.
Installed a new tach from Speedhut to replace the OEM broken Faria unit.
Installed a high-altitude / high torque prop. Acme, CNC 1578.
Installed fresh water engine flush of my own design with parts from mcmaster.com
Will add an FAE surf - pipe soon.
Changed drivetrain fluids.
And added about 50 hours of use to it over about 12 1/2 day trips.

Thanks to Rick!

Cheers,

Doug

[DW SD]

This is kind of becoming my build / modification thread.

I worked with Larry and team @ FAE to order an exhaust without their usual erector set mounting system. I fabricated my own and welded to their provided pipe. After fabricating my 3/8" stainless "strut loop" and flange mounts which screw in to the bottom of the teak platform, I TIG welded it to the FAE pipe. They shaved off $40 for their mounting hardware.
I proposed to them a similar mounting system with threaded rod, so rod ends and a yoked flange could be used to offer adjustability vs. the erector set mounting system.

I spent 3 or 4 hours fabricating. Hardest part was getting the curve to match the diameter of the pipe. I used a very large impact socket (2 1/4" Diameter) as a forming die and my bench vice and a larger piece of tubing to slip over the rod to aid in bending (cheater bar).

[tlarocque]

Nice work Doug! I'm already breathing easier:-)