| Where
can I purchase parts for my boat? |
At the present time Beachcomber Boats only supplies
parts through it's dealer network. You will find a
full listing of Beachcomber Boats dealers HERE.
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| Can
I order parts factory direct? |
At the present time Beachcomber Boats only supplies
parts through it's dealer network. We support a network
of trained and skilled dealers who will assist in
the event that you require service. You will find
a full listing of Beachcomber Boats dealers HERE.
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| Do
you have a parts and accessories catalog? |
Your dealer will assist you with any question that
you may have concerning replacement parts or accessories
for your boat. We do not supply a parts and accessories
catalog at this time.
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| Where
can I get an owners manual? |
Every Beachcomber Boats boat ships with a Boat Owners
Manual. In the event that your owners manual is missing
you may acquire a replacement manual from your local
dealer. You will find a full listing of Beachcomber
Boats dealers HERE.
If you have purchased a preowned Beachcomber boat
that was manufactured before 1999 and did not include
an owners manual, you may get the current edition
of the Beachcomber Boats Boat Owners Manual. We do
not carry out dated editions of the Boat Owners Manual.
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| Where
can I get touch up paint for my boat? |
We carry touch up paint for every color produced in
each model year, for up to five years. Your local
dealer can supply you with color information and prices.
You will find a full listing of Beachcomber Boats
dealers HERE.
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| Can
you tell me the price for a new boat? |
Only your local dealer can supply you with pricing.
Dealers may have differing pricing structures due
to many factors such as freight to a remote location,
regional overhead, etc.. Your dealer will be happy
to assist you. A complete listing of Beachcomber Boats
dealers may be found HERE.
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| Can
you tell me the market value of my older boat?
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Many factors come into play when attempting to resell
a boat, factors such as the condition of the boat,
how it has been maintained, its location of use and
popularity all play a roll in determining the perceived
value of your boat. Armed with this knowledge it would
seem that traditional methods still continue to be
the most accurate way of determining the value of
your boat. An excellent indicator of the value of
your boat is the classified ads in your local newspaper
or one of the many trade magazines. You might also
consider searching for online magazines that have
classified ads or swap sections where you may post
an ad. If your boat was built after 1965, you can
find information pertaining to its value at N.A.D.A.
Guides.com
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| Can
I order a boat direct from the factory? |
To provide the best possible service to you, our customer,
we support a network of dealers across the United
States. Every Beachcomber Boats dealer goes through
a screening process before being accepted. You will
find that Beachcomber Boats dealers are highly skilled
and quite capable of handling all of your needs. In
order to maintain this service network all Beachcomber
Boats boats are sold through our dealers. We do not
sell directly to the retail market. You will find
a full listing of Beachcomber Boats dealers HERE.
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| Can
I buy a boat with any motor? |
We offer Mercury, Yamaha, Honda, Suzuki, Johnson and
Evinrude motors. See your local dealer for a list
of available motors in your area.
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| Can
I pick up my boat at the factory? |
Yes, you may pick up your boat at the factory. Simply
arrange a pick up time with one of our Account Managers
two weeks in advance by calling us at (555-555-5555)
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| I would
like a boat that is not on your website. Do you still
make it? |
All of the boats that are being produced for the current
model year are shown on this website with the exception
of canoes. If the boat that you are looking for is
not listed on this website, it is no longer being
manufactured. Check with your local dealer to see
if they have a selection of non-current boats for
sale. All boats currently being produced are listed
in the showroom.
If you would like our latest brochure to be mailed
to you just fill out the request
form on this website.
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| How long
is my boat covered under Warranty? |
Please contact your Beachcomber Boats dealer for complete
warranty information.
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| What
is the Hull ID number and where can I find it? |
Each Beachcomber Boats boat has a serial and a hull
ID number. The serial number is located on the upper
right side of the transom. Beachcomber Boats serial
numbers begin with the letters "SMK", the
last two numerals being the year of manufacture. The
hull ID number is located on the upper left side of
the transom. This number identifies the production
run and is needed to clearly identify the boat. In
the case of pontoon boats you will find the serial
number located on the accessory bracket at the back
of the starboard tube.
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| Can
I get a new capacity tag or Serial number? |
In the event that the capacity tag or serial number
is missing from your boat, you will be required to
take the boat to the Beachcomber Boats dealer of your
choice for boat identification. Upon verifying the
ID of your boat a request for reissue will be submitted
to Beachcomber Boats and the new tag may be issued.
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| How
do I determine the best Horse Power for my boat? |
The best horse power for your boat is the one that
best serves the type of activity that you enjoy in
your boat that does not exceed the maximum horse power
rating for your model.
- If your pleasure is simply sitting quietly by
yourself, panfishing on the small inland lakes,
you may wish to supply only enough horse power to
get the boat on plane.
- If you frequently carry several passengers and
a full load of gear, you will find it necessary
to increase the horse power to compensate for the
added load.
- If you will be out on larger lakes or the Great
Lakes where the wind and weather become more of
a factor, you will find it to your benefit to have
a reserve of horse power at your disposal.
- If your primary desire is to tow skiers or wake
boarders or you simply have a need for speed, by
all means add that horse power.
Never exceed the maximum Horse Power Rating listed
for your model of boat.
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| What
do LS and SS mean? |
LS and SS simply mean Long Shaft and Short Shaft,
respectively.
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