How long for a mechanic to touch your boat at the shop?
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Hey guys,
I'm needing a little reality check. I am curious, during a busy season like right now, how long is it reasonable for a boat to sit at a shop without any work being done?
I'm needing a little reality check. I am curious, during a busy season like right now, how long is it reasonable for a boat to sit at a shop without any work being done?
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So is your boat in for service down on the very south side of the lake ? I know about 3 / 4 of the shops around the Austin area . Years ago I use to buy a lot of trade ins around the area.
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I took my whaler into the busiest Yamaha shop in town......dropped it off 8am, picked it up the next day at noon! Basically a 100 hr service, impeller, fluids/filters.
Guy has a small yard, essentially a 2 car garage size building and he wants the stuff in/out as fast as possible. He had 4 mechanics working the day I was there, the biggest boat there was a 37 Bahama with triple 300's
Guy has a small yard, essentially a 2 car garage size building and he wants the stuff in/out as fast as possible. He had 4 mechanics working the day I was there, the biggest boat there was a 37 Bahama with triple 300's



I like the shop and the guys that work there. Just not crazy about time estimates being missed. Good to know this is average then.
