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Post by seeray on Apr 24, 2023 4:10:33 GMT -5
I’m going to look at a 2007 4060 hard top with gas inboards
VOLVO 420 HP
any thing specific I need to look at when inspecting it .
It is a freshwater boat low hours
How well balanced is the boat? Is there a huge bow rise
when coming on plane ? I’ll be on Lake Erie ,
are the AC units easy to look at for rusty drip pans ? We’re ate they located
Thanks , any info will be helpful
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Post by kennebecbouy on Apr 24, 2023 6:37:17 GMT -5
You can go on the Regal homepage and see if they have a users manual available for download for that year and model to get familiar with the layout. I just went thru the vessel front to back looking for anything obvious. Turning everything on that I could and looking for general condition. The best thing to do is to go out for a cruise with it and see if you're interested in it from a cruising stand point and then have the vessel surveyed
The AC units are "most" likely located in the forward berth and aft berth separately. I have a 3860 and the front AC is under the forward berth and aft unit is in a compartment wall between the salon and aft berth. They should be readily accessible as you need to winterize them.
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Zane
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Post by Zane on Jun 24, 2023 16:17:09 GMT -5
The biggest things that will cost you money are going to be fiberglass / delamination issues and problems with propulsion. For these reasons it's always highly recommended to get a survey. When I did mine i had all fluids tested (oilx2 for engines, oil x1 for generator, transmission fluid x2).
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