Holy shit bro u weren’t lying those things are absolutely amazing!!! The innovative ways to make seating into beds is unreal on that boat u can go from seating 4-5 people to sleeping 4-5 people in a matter of literally 30-45 secs!!! That is freaking unreal. And yeah I’ve watched some of their videos on their RU-vid channel and those boats are freaking legit in ROUGH SEAS!!! Bro u knocked this walkthrough out of the park!!! And man Tyler did an AMAZING job walking u through those two boats!!! Very very knowledgeable about what he is selling and the price on those boats are very very well priced for what u get on and in those boats especially the 25 footer!!!!!!!! Keep up the damn good work brother!!!!
I don’t boat in the ocean but I know about stabicraft. It’s great to have such a great video to view boats like these. As expensive as they are it seems like a hell of a lot of boat for the money. I’d love to go on the water in one of these legendary boats. Thank you for taking the time to put out this content. Thank Tyler for the tours.
Great video! I saw a Stabi long time ago in the Miami boat show. They have changed a lot for the better but the best is the handling in the waves and the stability! I hope we get a dealer in Florida some day. If not, I am going to ship one from NZ or WS.
Bought a Stabicraft from Tyler a few years back. Great buying experience, and superb customer/warranty service! The boat handles rough water very well.
Robert Komoroski I had the bottom prepared with a scuff, epoxy barrier coat, and then anti-fouling paint over that. I keep the sacrificial anodes maintained to avoid galvanic corrosion. My boat only tends to be in the water for less than a week at a time, but I wouldn’t hesitate to leave it in a slip provided I maintain these precautions. Electrical related corrosion is the chief concern with any alloy boat. You do need to stay on top of best practices.
@@cosmicbrah8669 correct, not flushed while it’s in the water. I think that’s typical of water kept boats? One of the reasons trailer kept boats are easier to maintain
@@mikestevens2053 Yeah for sure man. I wouldnt want to think of the damage of not flushing my motor for upto a week. I flush mine for 15 minutes after evey use
I have been following this style boat for a very good while am from trinidad and tobago , we does have some dangerious sea and i am only wait now to access the finance to get one. Man i like what you bring to your viewers proud of u man.
Just so people know the Stabicraft is the #1 rescue,coast guard boat in the south Pacific & also #1 film boat in the world. I have to ask being a small Stabicraft owner in Michigan (Only owner of one 1650 fisher) I did not see your video on the 1550 & 2750 that I was looking forward to.
