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1988 Biddison 1800
Estimated price for orientation: 4 500 $
Category: Offshore Saltwater Fishing
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Description Year: 1989 Use: Salt Water Make: Mako Engine Type: Twin Outboard Model: 261 Engine Make: Evinrude Engine Type: Center Console Engine Model: 175hp Oceanrunner Length (feet): 26 Primary Fuel Type: Gas Beam (feet): 8.5 Fuel Capacity: 151 - 200 Gallons Hull Material: Fiberglass For Sale By: Private Seller Trailer: Included
1989 Mako 261 Center Console Hull, holds 200 gallons of fuel.
Twin 1997 Evinrude Oceanrunner 175hp 2-stroke, oil injected outboard engines. Each with under 600 hours.
McClain Aluminum Trailer w/ surge brakes and unused spare tire and hub assembly.
Trailer has been used less than 10 times. The boat comes with:
Raymarine A65 GPS chartplotter/fish finder
Uniden marine radio
Stereo system with aux connection, speakers mounted on the t-top
Windlass anchor winch
Canvass T-Top with four rod holders. Plus the center console holds four rods on each side.
There is rod and reel storage on the sides that each holds six.
Trim tabs
Hydraulic Steering
New shifter/throttle levers.
Two bilge pumps with automatic float and manual override.
Two new marine deep cycle batteries
Also included is twelve Penn rod and reels***The boat has been sitting in storage for sometime. There is an electrical/wiring issue that wont allow the engines to turn over. The engines have always performed well and move the boat very well across the water. The issue is more than likely involves corrosion on some of the wiring or with the ground wires.
Description
| Year: | 1989 | Use: | Salt Water |
| Make: | Mako | Engine Type: | Twin Outboard |
| Model: | 261 | Engine Make: | Evinrude Engine |
| Type: | Center Console | Engine Model: | 175hp Oceanrunner |
| Length (feet): | 26 | Primary Fuel Type: | Gas |
| Beam (feet): | 8.5 | Fuel Capacity: | 151 - 200 Gallons |
| Hull Material: | Fiberglass | For Sale By: | Private Seller |
| Trailer: | Included |
1989 Mako 261 Center Console Hull, holds 200 gallons of fuel.
Twin 1997 Evinrude Oceanrunner 175hp 2-stroke, oil injected outboard engines. Each with under 600 hours.
McClain Aluminum Trailer w/ surge brakes and unused spare tire and hub assembly.
Trailer has been used less than 10 times. The boat comes with:
Raymarine A65 GPS chartplotter/fish finder
Uniden marine radio
Stereo system with aux connection, speakers mounted on the t-top
Windlass anchor winch
Canvass T-Top with four rod holders. Plus the center console holds four rods on each side.
There is rod and reel storage on the sides that each holds six.
Trim tabs
Hydraulic Steering
New shifter/throttle levers.
Two bilge pumps with automatic float and manual override.
Two new marine deep cycle batteries
Also included is twelve Penn rod and reels***The boat has been sitting in storage for sometime. There is an electrical/wiring issue that wont allow the engines to turn over. The engines have always performed well and move the boat very well across the water. The issue is more than likely involves corrosion on some of the wiring or with the ground wires.
Twin 1997 Evinrude Oceanrunner 175hp 2-stroke, oil injected outboard engines. Each with under 600 hours.
McClain Aluminum Trailer w/ surge brakes and unused spare tire and hub assembly.
Trailer has been used less than 10 times. The boat comes with:
Raymarine A65 GPS chartplotter/fish finder
Uniden marine radio
Stereo system with aux connection, speakers mounted on the t-top
Windlass anchor winch
Canvass T-Top with four rod holders. Plus the center console holds four rods on each side.
There is rod and reel storage on the sides that each holds six.
Trim tabs
Hydraulic Steering
New shifter/throttle levers.
Two bilge pumps with automatic float and manual override.
Two new marine deep cycle batteries
Also included is twelve Penn rod and reels***The boat has been sitting in storage for sometime. There is an electrical/wiring issue that wont allow the engines to turn over. The engines have always performed well and move the boat very well across the water. The issue is more than likely involves corrosion on some of the wiring or with the ground wires.