Yes, its usually a good idea to find out things like the make and model of engine and outdrives, where its kept and how it is used before deciding what the servicing schedule and costs are going to be. Most people on here (you included I'm afraid) don't bother to find out basic facts before spouting a load of old bollox about how the boat will sink on its moorings as the outdrive dissolves in the horrid water - difficult to sink when its kept on a trailer in a yard."Anodes and anti-foul? Why would I want to waste my time and money on stuff like
that?"
Sorry forgot ....its not on the water long enuff for the stuff proper boats need.
Yes, its usually a good idea to find out things like the make and model of engine and outdrives, where its kept and how it is used before deciding what the servicing schedule and costs are going to be. Most people on here (you included I'm afraid) don't bother to find out basic facts before spouting a load of old bollox about how the boat will sink on its moorings as the outdrive dissolves in the horrid water - difficult to sink when its kept on a trailer in a yard.
And I'll be shaving soon.Don,t worry by the time your 21 most people usually get a girlfriend and also grow out of speedboats
