Any more feedback on the SN 200

[SNMike]

My understanding is that the warranty transfers on a promo boat (with a fee), but does not transfer with a non-promo used boat.

Sorry to get us off topic. By the way, the two guys that skied/drove/loved the 200 both own Malibu's.

I could be wrong Dave, but a used boat will transfer for a fee on a one time basis. If memory serves.

Let them know they have nothing to worry about my friend.


My boat is supposed to sell next month. I'm not sure I can let her go. She's paid for, and the 200 will bring payments, albeit low ones, but payment's none the less. What to do?!?!? Yellow_Flash_Colorz:

[SGY]

The trough is the depression in the wake. Like the reverse of a bump. They are telling me it is about the same size as on the 196, but it is further out. Rather than being 3-5' from the center of the wake, it is 4-6' from the center.

I can't believe it hasn't sold either. I'm taking a huge hit on it. Very low price and in almost perfect condition. Hard to believe, but the 300 hours is scaring some people. Most of that time is spent at idle during tournaments. 300 is nothing on these boats.

Gotcha. I wonder how that would affect my tendency to stuff the tip in the trough and go out the front. OUCH!

I'm with you on your boat. 300 hours? Give me a break. Don't these people realize that they'll probably average 50 hours a year when they buy it. That gives them years of maintenance free fun.

[ClemsonDave]

lol, I averaged 150/year before I was a promo.

Yea, stuffing the tip is a tough fall. I doubt it will effect much other than timing (feeling the wake/trough) on your edge change.

[MARK-S]

300 is nothing but a break in period. 2500 before any big maint issues start to happen.