How To Purchase a Used Boat: Detailed Walkthrough 131 17

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If you are looking to buy a new or used boat, I show you some great things to look out for when you go and check out the boat. If you enjoy the content and want to help me with my projects, you would make a huge difference by making a small donation. Thank you: http://PayPal.Me/justiwhite Please support the channel by subscribing. http://goo.gl/nD3r4v Subscribe!! http://goo.gl/nD3r4v Hello Everyone, my name is Justin White. Ever since I was young I was always fascinated with how things work. Wherever I am going, I constantly look at how and why something is working the way it is. With my YouTube channel, I am able to give accurate and credible videos to the viewers. Cluengineer or "Clue in engineer" is a guide to a solution. Many of my videos are how to, fix it, and explanation. Come join the community and subscribe, like, and share.

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David Gretke - 6 years ago

This tard knows nothing about boats but its sturdy. Lol

CluEngineer - 6 years ago

Ray Choy I like taking care of my stuff! Make sure it's in tip top shape

Todd Begnoche - 6 years ago

Not a very complete inspection at all. Disappointing!

CluEngineer - 6 years ago

Christian Adams haha. It's mine to keep. Such an amazing boat

Sean Gerber - 6 years ago

good video.... thank you

werfy55 - 6 years ago

My parents had Nautiques when I was growing up. Now I just bought my first Nautique, it's a 1995 196 with the pcm. I really appreciate all the info your putting up and your videos are great to watch. Just wanted to say thank you and keep it up! Wish I had watched this video before I bought mine lol I missed a few things.

Frankie Dangerous - 6 years ago

oh no not a scratch in the sticker lmao this is not what I was looking for

RiverRuns NC - 6 years ago

what about motor hours? how do you determine the useful life...50 hours vs 300 hours? Obviously 50 is still new...

CluEngineer - 6 years ago

Most engines will go around 2000 hours. I would purchase one below 1200 Max. Preferably under 700 hours for me. We purchased this boat with 59 hours 5 years ago.

CluEngineer - 6 years ago

RiverRuns NC good question. If a boat is 20 years old you may prefer to have more hours than less since it shows they used it and instead of it just sitting all year. This particular boat had 160 hours on it a couple of years ago when we bought it. It wasn't registered the last five years he owned it. So we had to make sure everything still worked and in good shape.

salzzz - 6 years ago

hey man, got a quick question about boats, can you email me? stesalazar84@hotmail.com

CluEngineer - 6 years ago

Of course. Just sent you an email.

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brandon doner - 7 years ago

Lol is this a joke haha.

Jj Ts - 6 years ago

tubby ass

johnnie1600 - 7 years ago

Really great video. First time boat buyer and am pretty clueless. Thanks a lot!!

johnnie1600 - 7 years ago

Thanks a lot!!!!

CluEngineer - 7 years ago

Good Luck. I hope your first boat purchase will be a great one. If you have any more questions let me know!

Dylan Juhnke - 7 years ago

Helpful video! What lake are you on?

CluEngineer - 6 years ago

Dylan Juhnke thank you. It's called pine mountain lake!

John C. - 7 years ago

Enjoy your videos! Quick question, do you still have the 09 Wakesetter as well as the 99 Nautique?

CluEngineer - 7 years ago

John C. Thanks for asking that great question. I'm actually skiing through the slalom course at 36mph at 22off so we ended up purchasing a ski boat to help me get even better. We sold the malibu. It was my idea because it was a lot to handle and keep up with. The nautique is super easy to take care off.

CluEngineer - 7 years ago

You are welcome bro

Matt Larsen - 7 years ago

Hey Justin, just wanted to say your videos about your Ski Nautique are extremely helpful! I just sold my old Seadoo boat and bought a 2000 Sport Nautique with the GT40 engine, so hopefully I'll be able to make a decent GoPro edit at the end of this summer. I've been around boats all my life but have never driven one as difficult as an inboard. Think you could make a video about driving tips for inboard boats?

Keep up the good work!

Matt

CluEngineer - 7 years ago

Hey Matt, check out the new video! It is all about how to drive an inboard boat. I am also working on a docking and trailering video. Here it is!!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amC4io8tFdM&lc=z12cip4b3mnauxupc04cfdixcvqlsxkyxdw

Matt Larsen - 7 years ago

CluEngineer awesome thanks! Looking forward to it!

CluEngineer - 7 years ago

Hey Matt, Thank you for the positive vibes. I definitely can make a video on that. These particular Nautiques are very hard to drive at slow speeds so a video may help! I am actually going on the water this weekend and I will film a video for you on how to drive an inboard. Your Sport Nautique with the GT-40 is a great setup by the way!!
Stay tuned for next Wednesday!

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