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  • atrybus
    • Nov 2017
    • 38

    • Pittsburgh,PA

    • 2013 G25 2011 X-Star 2009 X-Star

    #1

    My first nautique!

    Just bought my first nautique 2013 g25 with 550hp




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  • sixcampbells
    • Feb 2016
    • 268

    • Seattle

    • Current: '18 G23 Past: 2016 G23 Past: 2014 G23

    #2
    Very awesome boat! My first G was a 2014 G23. You are going to love it - the company, tech and fit-n-finish are 2nd to none.

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    • Bevostein
      Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
      • Jun 2008
      • 523

      • Frisco, TX

      • 2021 G23 2019 G23 (Sold) 2013 G25 550XR (Sold) 2009 216V (Sold)

      #3
      My boats twin. Did you buy it out of Alabama? Saw one listed there a month or so ago and now it’s gone.


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      • GMLIII
        1,000 Post Club Member
        • May 2013
        • 2797

        • Smith Mountain Lake, VA (Craddock Creek area)

        • 2017 G23 Coastal Edition H6 | 2001 Sport Nautique | 1981 Ski Nautique

        #4
        Originally posted by atrybus View Post
        Just bought my first nautique 2013 g25 with 550hp




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        Great looking boat. I'm on my 3rd Nautique and have enjoyed them throughly

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        • atrybus
          • Nov 2017
          • 38

          • Pittsburgh,PA

          • 2013 G25 2011 X-Star 2009 X-Star

          #5
          Originally posted by Bevostein
          My boats twin. Did you buy it out of Alabama? Saw one listed there a month or so ago and now it’s gone.

          Yeah I did! **** man that's a sick trailer wish mine came with a triple axle!


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          • Bevostein
            Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
            • Jun 2008
            • 523

            • Frisco, TX

            • 2021 G23 2019 G23 (Sold) 2013 G25 550XR (Sold) 2009 216V (Sold)

            #6
            Congrats on that boat. I thought the asking price was very good! Assuming its in good shape, I think you got a great deal! Did you inquire if the shaft has been upgraded in it?

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            • Nolealum
              • Nov 2017
              • 23

              • Atlanta

              • 2014 G25

              #7
              I just bought a 2014 G25. First Nautique and excited about the spring. Is there something about the shaft that has been an issue or something I should be on the look out for?
              Thanks..

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              • atrybus
                • Nov 2017
                • 38

                • Pittsburgh,PA

                • 2013 G25 2011 X-Star 2009 X-Star

                #8
                I haven't heard anything about the shaft either. Something to look out for?


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                • Bevostein
                  Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
                  • Jun 2008
                  • 523

                  • Frisco, TX

                  • 2021 G23 2019 G23 (Sold) 2013 G25 550XR (Sold) 2009 216V (Sold)

                  #9
                  After the release of the Gs there was a rash of shafts that sheared off just above the prop. Nautique has apparently issued a list to dealers of 2013 model hull numbers that received shafts from a faulty batch. The replacement of the shaft is covered under warranty. Not a recall though. Whether a recall or warranty is the right way to handle this has been the subject of debate on this site. Regardless, the fix is to replace the original 1 1/8" thick shaft with a thicker 1 1/4" shaft and a new prop since the old one won't fit on the larger shaft. Two ways you can know if your boat has been addressed. First you can check and see if you have a 1 1/4" prop. If so, you are set. If not, ask your local dealer if your HIN is on the list.

                  If you are the second owner of the boat you are eligible for warranty transfer. If you are the second owner and its on the list, I would highly recommend you pay the $300 dollars or so and transfer the warranty. There is a limited time window to do the warranty transfer. See the last page of your owners manual for info. If you have an affected boat the warranty will cover the material costs for replacement of the shaft and a new prop. You will be out of pocket for the labor which isn't too expensive. At least in my case it wasn't.

                  Also if you are on the list and get a new prop, that would be a good time to consider a prop of a different size the original. Many including me have repropped the 550 with good results.

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                  • G_WaTT
                    • Apr 2017
                    • 104

                    • CA

                    • 2018 SAN G23

                    #10
                    Originally posted by bevostein View Post
                    after the release of the gs there was a rash of shafts that sheared off just above the prop. Nautique has apparently issued a list to dealers of 2013 model hull numbers that received shafts from a faulty batch. The replacement of the shaft is covered under warranty. Not a recall though. Whether a recall or warranty is the right way to handle this has been the subject of debate on this site. Regardless, the fix is to replace the original 1 1/8" thick shaft with a thicker 1 1/4" shaft and a new prop since the old one won't fit on the larger shaft. Two ways you can know if your boat has been addressed. First you can check and see if you have a 1 1/4" prop. If so, you are set. If not, ask your local dealer if your hin is on the list.

                    If you are the second owner of the boat you are eligible for warranty transfer. If you are the second owner and its on the list, i would highly recommend you pay the $300 dollars or so and transfer the warranty. There is a limited time window to do the warranty transfer. See the last page of your owners manual for info. If you have an affected boat the warranty will cover the material costs for replacement of the shaft and a new prop. You will be out of pocket for the labor which isn't too expensive. At least in my case it wasn't.

                    Also if you are on the list and get a new prop, that would be a good time to consider a prop of a different size the original. Many including me have repropped the 550 with good results.
                    great info! Stuff like this is what makes this community so great

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