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I have an '06 Yamaha AR230, and I couldn't be happier. It's a great family
boat. True, you can suck stuff into the intakes, but weeds or wood debris won't damage anything. You just need to stop and clean it out. Rocks on the other hand will do some damage. However the only time you'll suck up amy rocks is if you are in less than 2 feet of water. Shouldn't be there anyway ;-) While it's true that jets used to be gas hogs, the newer engines and drives are much better. I get about the same time on a tank as my buddy's mastercraft. Good luck! --Mike "wiskeydog2" wrote in message news:382819_949c71bd6c418142d33ca348a229e815@boati ngforumz.com... I am currently in the market for my first family boat. Basically would be used for family outings, skiing, wakeboarding, etc. It would be garaged at our house. I was thinking about a 21'-23' yamaha or sea doo jet boat. Is there an advantage or disadvantage to having jet engines? Does anyone have any suggestions for a first boat as well? Price range 22k at the most. -- Posted at author's request, using moderated http://www.BoatingForumz.com interface Thread archive: http://www.BoatingForumz.com/Boat-ftopict99815.html |
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