motor

The hours are the hours and it is a great bargaining tool. Anyone else looking at that boat will be scared of the hours .If it's a nice boat ( the motors check out) and the seller will come down a fair amount for hours, buy it.Just figure in to your deal what it will truly cost you repower. But run the boat until it needs it .Who knows ,you may get 5000 out of them .I doubt it, but it all depends on how you run it and how it was run and serviced previously.