Camohull said:Looking at the g3 and the polarkraft jon boats in the 20' range I would like to hear some opinions Thanks camohull
Naw, go E-tec, or go home. :lol:redbug said:the fact that these boats come with a Yamaha is all i need to hear.
redbug said:the fact that these boats come with a Yamaha is all i need to hear.
I saw one of them at the boat show. Seemed to be a good quality workhorse. Plus, I tend to like the Monark line. That being said, I would still go out and give it a good once over before writing the check.Cracker said:not intending to get off topic, but... anyone have an opinion an SeaArk boats?? As I understand it, it is the old MonArk line.
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bassboy1 said:Although I don't own one, I so far haven't been real impressed with G3.... They have almost stooped as low as Tracker in my book.
Waterwings said:bassboy1 said:Although I don't own one, I so far haven't been real impressed with G3.... They have almost stooped as low as Tracker in my book.
This leans towards the Ford, Chevy, Dodge threads you see quite a bit on websites. I'm not familiar with the G3 line, however the 2005 PT175 Tracker I had did not have one flaw in my book. I knew what I was buying, and spent over two hours going over everything on the boat before I pulled it away from the dealership. They had a delivery checklist that the customer goes through and signs before they leave. I noted a very small tear on the drivers seat and noted it on the delivery sheet. Tracker shipped me a brand new seat to replace it. Tracker, Lowe, and others sell package deals (boat, trailer, accessories, etc) and have a set price. If a buyer desires top-of-the line fittings on their hatch lids, etc, then they should purchase elsewhere. Heresay can sometimes be beneficial, providing a perspective buyer of any product with a heads-up, but one never really knows until they have actually, seen, held, driven, whatever, the product.
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