@@BoatSpecialiststhese look like a great family boat , I’ve been on the hunt for a boat for a while now and leaning towards the jet over prop. Do the new diesel jets need def fluid like the newer trucks?
@@anthonykontos7931 Thanks, for the message and that is a great question! I am going to work on an answer to that for you. I can also reccommend giving our team a call at 805-644-6290 for detail specific questions.Our team knows the ins and outs of all these boats. Thank you and I'll respond again once I know more!
@@anthonykontos7931 Hi Anthony! I checked with our outfitting team and they pointed out one detail that I overlooked. None of the Jet Boats we currently sell are diesel. Please let us know if we can help answer any other questions!
@@BoatSpecialists ok thank you still doesn’t stop me, hopefully I can make up my mind on size and hp rating. Need something with power and people capacity and bay and open water capability. Can you please provide some guidance or other models? What size motor is the black one and can it come in center console? What’s the biggest they come ?
Thanks for the comment, Richard! It is true that outboard motors typically offer better fuel efficiency compared to jet propulsion systems, especially at cruising speeds. However, fuel consumption will vary depending on factors such as engine size, boat weight, propeller type, operating conditions, and intended use. Jet propulsion does offer many pros. For instance, a jet boat can be used in shallow waters, is safer to operate, provides excellent maneuverability, and has a smooth ride. It all depends on what is most important to the boat owner!
I have a Zodiac Bayrunner 420 (12’ long) with a 60hp Yamaha on it. I love that dinghy, it flies. But a jet dinghy would be cool because I bring my dinghy to sandbars and beached often and it’s definitely stressful worrying about the prop going into too shallow water. With a jet I wouldn’t have to worry about that at all!
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Thank you. Empty lake and fast boats why not!
@@BoatSpecialiststhese look like a great family boat , I’ve been on the hunt for a boat for a while now and leaning towards the jet over prop. Do the new diesel jets need def fluid like the newer trucks?
@@anthonykontos7931 Thanks, for the message and that is a great question! I am going to work on an answer to that for you. I can also reccommend giving our team a call at 805-644-6290 for detail specific questions.Our team knows the ins and outs of all these boats. Thank you and I'll respond again once I know more!
@@anthonykontos7931 Hi Anthony! I checked with our outfitting team and they pointed out one detail that I overlooked. None of the Jet Boats we currently sell are diesel. Please let us know if we can help answer any other questions!
@@BoatSpecialists ok thank you still doesn’t stop me, hopefully I can make up my mind on size and hp rating. Need something with power and people capacity and bay and open water capability. Can you please provide some guidance or other models? What size motor is the black one and can it come in center console? What’s the biggest they come ?
Fuel hungry jets😮
Thanks for the comment, Richard! It is true that outboard motors typically offer better fuel efficiency compared to jet propulsion systems, especially at cruising speeds. However, fuel consumption will vary depending on factors such as engine size, boat weight, propeller type, operating conditions, and intended use. Jet propulsion does offer many pros. For instance, a jet boat can be used in shallow waters, is safer to operate, provides excellent maneuverability, and has a smooth ride. It all depends on what is most important to the boat owner!
I have a Zodiac Bayrunner 420 (12’ long) with a 60hp Yamaha on it. I love that dinghy, it flies. But a jet dinghy would be cool because I bring my dinghy to sandbars and beached often and it’s definitely stressful worrying about the prop going into too shallow water. With a jet I wouldn’t have to worry about that at all!
That's true! Jet boats are ideal for shallower waters. Though the Bayrunner are also a classic and versatile boat.