Yep, it was the single "worst case scenario" of a "teething problem" I've
heard. Well, at least where everyone lived to talk about it. Stuff like that
happens with any new boat or product, only problem is, Bayliner has one of
those names that just keep "popping up". They sure didn't need the press
from this gaffe.

It doesn't change my opinion that they're just an entry level boat to get
your feet wet.
(yes I get the joke - I wrote it)

-W



"Gould 0738" wrote in message
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The problem was a combination of 1) a misplumbed boat 2) operator error
and
bad judgment 3) dealer error and bad judgment.