It's aesthetic surface abrasion on the motor cover on a small area so it does not affect the motor in any way (see last pic). There is a water-ski pole included with this boat, i removed it because i raised the motor once & crunched the cover of the motor a little on it. This motor as powerful as it is just sips gas!.
Also the 20 gallon gas tank is in hull so no exposed gas cans!. It's a 4 stroke so you don't have to mix the oil to the gas. The boat is splash-ready no issues!, Yamaha 70hp purrs like a kitten, turn-key, not to many hours either. I purchased this boat a year ago & it's been great the few times i got yo go out on it, new baby on the way so my time on the water is past & hoping to find this great boat a new owner.It's an inflatable with a fiberglass hull, the inflatable material is in great condition, never was damaged or patched, it's all the original material.
Full & clear paperwork for boat & trailer. Is the Oceanus a good choice? Are there other compressors in this class that are cheaper, or more reliable, or cost less to maintain.You are bidding on a 2014 AB Oceanus 15' Center Console RHIB (Rigid Hull Inflatable) Boat with a 70hp Yamaha Outboard Motor on an EZ-Loader float-on bunk trailer. The next class up appears to meet my requirements Id like a compressor that I can hook up to one or two 250 cf tanks and go watch TV I believe you have to baby-sit the Junior (drain it every 15 min), so it would be lousy for filling a bank. The smallest compressors dont appear to have what it takes. Pricing information on the net is sparse My internet search came up with Bauer, RIX, Max-Air, and a German manufacturer named L&W It will be used with Oxyhackers continuous Nitrox mixer I am interested in a scuba-ready compressor (single phase, 220v) In the mean time, maybe some of the usual suspects can help me fill in some gaps. If there is a Tech forum someone can recommend, Ill do some more research there.
Ive tried to do my homework on both the Scubaboard Archives and the net, and I've read Oxyhacker's book.
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