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ratedx 08-13-2012 03:44 PM

WANTED! OUTERLIMITS? or keep fountain?
 
please help make decision! any advice? I currently have a 2007 38 foutain w/full staggered 525 that runs 96 gps. It is a great riding,handling boat.what outerlimit model would be similar that is a little faster ,similar ride and priced around 175k? please i am ready to pull trigger on either another fountain or an outerlimit. thank you

Braydon 08-13-2012 04:48 PM

This was just reduced. Dont now who owns it but its a beautiful boat and runs 100+


http://www.offshoreonly.com/classifi...o43428-en.html

ratedx 08-13-2012 07:54 PM

Thanks Braydon-Spoke w/Mat(GREAT guy!) re: his 39OL great boat but hours on motors/drives concerns me-how many hours can you get out of 600merc. before they need rebuild?

n20michael 08-13-2012 08:54 PM

Is "Links" boat still for sale? I saw it on Ebay awhile back, Here is a link, if you want to check it out

If its not for sale, or sold I apoligize {-:

http://linksmarine.com/frames.html?categories.cfm

jbadd90 08-13-2012 09:46 PM


Originally Posted by n20michael (Post 3753114)
Is "Links" boat still for sale? I saw it on Ebay awhile back, Here is a link, if you want to check it out

If its not for sale, or sold I apoligize {-:

http://linksmarine.com/frames.html?categories.cfm

those 600s are good for 400 hours our firend has a 39 with 700s that have the stage 3 upgrade and cam done to it with 330 with no issues its a great boat the 39 and handle rough water alot better then a fountain would but if i were you id go for a 700 nxt package

drpete3 08-14-2012 08:55 AM


Originally Posted by jbadd90 (Post 3753179)
those 600s are good for 400 hours our firend has a 39 with 700s that have the stage 3 upgrade and cam done to it with 330 with no issues its a great boat the 39 and handle rough water alot better then a fountain would but if i were you id go for a 700 nxt package

I agree if you could find a 42 legacy w 700s and nxt for your price it would be perfect

obnoxus 08-14-2012 09:36 AM

Your PM box is full

Matty439 08-14-2012 09:46 AM


Originally Posted by ratedx (Post 3752809)
please help make decision! any advice? I currently have a 2007 38 foutain w/full staggered 525 that runs 96 gps. It is a great riding,handling boat.what outerlimit model would be similar that is a little faster ,similar ride and priced around 175k? please i am ready to pull trigger on either another fountain or an outerlimit. thank you

Spoke to Merc Racing here in WI this AM (920.921.5330). If the 600's are serviced per the manaul and not abused Merc Racing informed me of the following:
1. Top Ends - @ 300 hours do a leak down and spring inspection
2. Top Ends - @ 400 hours replace the valve springs/misc components
3. Full Rebuild - seen these motors go over 500 hours.
4. Routine Maintenance - follow the manual.

My Quattro listed above has 192 hours, every major component either replaced new/rebuilt, and is turn key. Inland WI water boat, no poker runs, weekend runs only. Engine/Drive/Blower Oil done every 10 hours, for me that is twice per season.

Good luck with your search, if you find a 05' or newer Legacy w/ 700's & NXT's for $175K call me I will take two :)

drpete3 08-14-2012 10:36 AM


Originally Posted by Matty439 (Post 3753514)
Good luck with your search, if you find a 05' or newer Legacy w/ 700's & NXT's for $175K call me I will take two :)

Yes this would be a tough find.

ratedx 08-14-2012 02:35 PM

Thanks everyone! i think a 39 Quattro w/700s would be perfect!! I have cash ready to go. i am real close to buying a 38 fountain w/700s that does 116mph. not sure how stable the fountain would be at that speed?


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