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Bayliner

Posted by Blacksheep on December 9, 2001 at 16:01:41:
I put a deposit on a Bayliner 28 foot and the survey found the stringers, transom and forward bulk head to be wet. Bayliner told me it was likely from a leak at the hardware attachement point, swim step trim tabs etc. They suggested removing the hardware finding the leak and storing the boat inside in a heated storage area to dry out the wood. Should I pass on this boat? Otherwise I feel I am getting a good price.