JacksonBurt1
11.06.2021 2:10:45
Yamaha Boat Covers
Buy a cover specifically made for your Yamaha boat. You can even select the color and material you want. [links]
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Yamaha Boat Covers
Buy a cover specifically made for your Yamaha boat. You can even select the color and material you want. [links]
Marine Electronics
All kinds of marine electronics for your boat. Everything from gps maps, chartplotters, radar, depth, depth finders, vhf radios and much more!
The 2001, LS2000 is a 19.5 foot jet boat. The weight of the boat is 2100 lbs. which does not include passengers, aftermarket boating accessories, or fuel. more
Yamaha Bimini Tops
Did you know that you can order a custom bimini top for your Yamaha Boat? You can choose the color, fabric, length, height and whether you want aluminum or stainless steel hardware.
Fishing Equipment
Fishing rod holders, downriggers, outriggers, fishing vests, tackle boxes and other fishing equipment can help you have a better fishing experience.
Marine Ladders
The right ladder can make a boat all that much more useful. [links]
20' YAMAHA LS 2000 JET BOAT 270 HP TWIN 1200 MOTORSWITH TRAILER BRAND NEW INTERIOR RUNS GREAT
2003' ENGINE TYPE: Yamaha Twin HORSEPOWER: 270 NUMBER OF ENGINES: 2 SPECIFICATIONS LENGTH: 20 ft. BEAM: 8 ft. HULL MATERIAL: Fiberglass DRIVE TYPE: Stern Drive NET WEIGHT: 2100 lbs. MAX PASSENGERS: 7 OPTIONS ON THIS BOAT Bimini Top Custom Cover Stereo/MP3 Jack Snap In Carpet Rated For 7 Custom Trailer Call Mike At 847-903-3495 For More Info & Pictures visit http://FoxLakeBoats.com here
2000' ENGINE TYPE: Yamaha Twin HORSEPOWER: 270 NUMBER OF ENGINES: 2 SPECIFICATIONS LENGTH: 20 ft. BEAM: 8 ft. HULL MATERIAL: Fiberglass DRIVE TYPE: Stern Drive NET WEIGHT: 2100 lbs. MAX PASSENGERS: 7 OPTIONS ON THIS BOAT Bimini Top Custom Cover Stereo/MP3 Jack Snap In Carpet Rated For 7 Custom Trailer Call Mike At 847-903-3495 For More Info & Pictures visit http://FoxLakeBoats.com [links]
We gave $16,500 in March of 2003 and it was flawless with bimini, cover, carpet, fire extinguisher and a full tank of gas. well i guess I got a free coke and a small bag of popcorn too but that was after i signed the papers, lol. No matter what you end up paying you will love it! here
Keep in mind that most of these problems are minor, and that ALL of the problems can be remedied permanently. more
Welcome to the site and congratulations on the new boat. What are you going to name her?
Alright, welcome to the Yamaha boating world. This site will be of great help and amusement as you peruse the topics. I suggest that for today, right now, you go out and tie your two clean out plugs together with a four foot piece of dock line. Do this and you won't ever lose a plug if for some chance it does blow.
We have a 2001 LS2000 and love it! I have seen them go for as little as $9,500 and as much as $14,500 within the past 6 months. I think it's worth somewhere in between so $12,500 would be acceptable in my book however that would be in flawless condition. I would probably expect some sort of compensation for the tear at that price, maybe some gear like life jackets etc. Does it come with a bimini w/boot, carpet and a cover? Any other options included? You might see if you can do a compression test on it first. [links]
This is really long. sorry, but it's the only way I can describe the 2-stroke oddities that are part of how these boats work. Settle down with a cup of coffee and bear with me. more
If you back down the RPMs to 5000, it will start to run rough or just keep dropping the RPMs until it comes off the pipe (the exhaust sound changes drastically and suddenly). It will probably not run at 4500 RPM at all. It'll always try to slow down or speed up the RPMs in that middle range. This is normal for these boats. Don't run at that "middle range" that it doesn't like. [links]
Old Boats: 89 Kawasaki 550SX, 95 SeaDoo SPX & 98 Sportster 1800 more
@HELP probably a good idea to get more folks attention on this one and get you some well rounded advice. Normally one would say pull the plugs, blow the water out, and run hard to evaporate any remaining water. If you ran it with water in the cylinders, I would think it wouldn't have started. did it take time to start?