Check out my swim platform
#1
Here is what happened to my swim platform over the winter. Boat was stored indoors. Apparently the tube was full of water and froze.
Baja has seen this before, and is willing to cover 75% of the repair because I am 14 months into the five year warranty.
I will be drilling drain holes into the bottom of the supports so that this doesn't happen again. Will you do the same?
Baja has seen this before, and is willing to cover 75% of the repair because I am 14 months into the five year warranty.
I will be drilling drain holes into the bottom of the supports so that this doesn't happen again. Will you do the same?
Last edited by Erie Desire; 05-29-2002 at 02:08 PM.
#6
What kills me is that I was told by a Baja rep that they (BAJA) were aware of this problem, and your newer model outlaw with the drain holes just confirms this. Just like the stringer issue with these boats. Instead of waiting for the customer to have a problem they should contact the dealer/customer when there is an issue like these. I would of rather drilled a hole than find a cracked plarform and pay someone to repair it. The estimate of repair is over 500.00 bucks.
On top of this it happened during winter storage while I was still under the initial 12 month warranty, but now I'm 14mos. into the warranty ,and am only covered at 75%. I for one, did not know the warranties are pro rated. After the 1st year , they cover 75%, 2nd year 50%, 3rd year 25%, and after that it us up to their
discretion. This will probably be my last new boat,and perhaps my last Baja as well.
Anyone want to buy a boat? LOL
On top of this it happened during winter storage while I was still under the initial 12 month warranty, but now I'm 14mos. into the warranty ,and am only covered at 75%. I for one, did not know the warranties are pro rated. After the 1st year , they cover 75%, 2nd year 50%, 3rd year 25%, and after that it us up to their
discretion. This will probably be my last new boat,and perhaps my last Baja as well.
Anyone want to buy a boat? LOL
#7
Erie,
I feel the same way about Baja, their warranty doesn't mean much to me. How is your dealer? I think the dealer has more control than the consumer when it comes to getting repairs done, in my experience at least.
I feel the same way about Baja, their warranty doesn't mean much to me. How is your dealer? I think the dealer has more control than the consumer when it comes to getting repairs done, in my experience at least.
#9
It's not just Baja. It's Brunswick corp.. They own BAJA, MERCURY, SEA RAY, SEA LINE, MAXUM, HATTERAS, BOSTON WHALER, and yes BAYLINER. Had I known this I would have bought the Sunsation instead.
#10
Sunsation? Ouch...
My dealer has had a 28 Sunsation parked beside a 25 Outlaw, and the Sunsation looks small compared to the 25. The 29 Outlaw absolutley dwarfs the 28 Sunsation. You would have to go to a 32 Sunsation for a comparable boat. And the Baja is far better looking.
I wish I had enough money to take it off your hands.
I do agree with you on the warranty issue, I think your getting boned.
My dealer has had a 28 Sunsation parked beside a 25 Outlaw, and the Sunsation looks small compared to the 25. The 29 Outlaw absolutley dwarfs the 28 Sunsation. You would have to go to a 32 Sunsation for a comparable boat. And the Baja is far better looking.
I wish I had enough money to take it off your hands.
I do agree with you on the warranty issue, I think your getting boned.


