After many years of looking, research, etc; I finally pulled the trigger on a new Sea Pro 228 Bay Boat. Based on the fit and finish and options along with a 5 year warranty on all components from stern to bow I landed on the new Sea Pro. Expecting to take delivery mid Sept.
He must Increase,but I must decrease. John 3:30
Awesome! I have a SeaPro 220CC and love it. Post some pics when you get the new ride.
SeaPro 220CC
Dixie Craft-custom flats boat
what motor?
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Chris,
You are going to fuss at me. I went with the Suzuki 200.
He must Increase,but I must decrease. John 3:30
no fuss here
good motor, just make sure and FLUSH FLUSH FLUSH
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Thanks Chris. I will definitely be flushing after each trip. Always did that with my Yamaha. Thank for always atepping help and helping folks. You been a great asset for the forum.
He must Increase,but I must decrease. John 3:30
What’s wrong with the new zukes?
Still having corrosion issues?
I have heard conflicting reports. All the manufactures have had some form or fashion of corrosion issues over the years. Not bashing Yamaha because I have owned several but their older 225 hp had very serious exhaust corrision. I guess like any outboard you have to take care of it.
He must Increase,but I must decrease. John 3:30
How does SeaPro compare to Scout? I see a 228 on boat trader fully loaded with a nice t-top for $62,900. Seems like a good value. I imagine the Scout 231XS would be more expensive but have a higher resale/trade-in value.