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just got a 2001 Martinique 2600 - Northern Michigan

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just got a 2001 Martinique 2600 - Northern Michigan

Postby lfivenson » Sun Sep 20, 2015 10:37 pm

can't believe I just bought this boat! :captain: Excited but nervous!


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Re: just got a 2001 Martinique 2600 - Northern Michigan

Postby WBO Admin » Mon Sep 21, 2015 6:40 am

Exciting and fun times ahead! Congrats!!!

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Re: just got a 2001 Martinique 2600 - Northern Michigan

Postby goodday » Mon Sep 21, 2015 10:32 pm

I 've had mine for 6yrs dn here on L. Erie, really enjoy it, just keep the maint. up on it,

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Vessel Info: 2001 Wellcraft Martinique 2600
5.7L Mercruiser 250, Bravo 3
Traverse City, Michigan
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Re: just got a 2001 Martinique 2600 - Northern Michigan

Postby lfivenson » Wed Sep 30, 2015 9:44 pm

Yes, will be diligent about maintenance. Had a 1985 22' Cruisers Inc for 14 years prior, but way more water systems and things to learn on this one. Wish I was more "mechanical" :( But alas, that's why I found the forum. I'm going to need lots of advice!

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Re: just got a 2001 Martinique 2600 - Northern Michigan

Postby goodday » Sat Oct 03, 2015 8:47 pm

Did you do the maint. on your 22', and going to take care of this one ? , I know what you mean by more to learn about boat, I had a 20' cc trailered prior., my boat is the same as yours, help you as much needed, but sometimes you have to have a pro look at it. I,ve learned quit a bit, like pulling outdrive , mtr.pull, stringer replacement ,thanks to poor glass lay up around drain tubes into bilge, rain water was coming in around side of boat, dumping in by rear seat, always had water in bot. of bilge, fixed the prob., my pump never has to run now. engine alignment is critical, get a good service book for the merc/bravo, lots of good reading

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Re: just got a 2001 Martinique 2600 - Northern Michigan

Postby mikem8560 » Sat Oct 03, 2015 10:41 pm

we need pics

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Re: just got a 2001 Martinique 2600 - Northern Michigan

Postby goodday » Sun Oct 11, 2015 11:10 pm

Have you got any hrs. in yet? I'm thinking pulling out next wkend. Its been a rough last half of boating season dn here on W. end of L. Erie.

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Re: just got a 2001 Martinique 2600 - Northern Michigan

Postby Riverboatin » Wed Oct 14, 2015 5:01 pm

hehehe I just bought my 1994 Martinique 3200!!! We are on the St Croix River... LOVING our new boat!
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Re: just got a 2001 Martinique 2600 - Northern Michigan

Postby goodday » Mon Oct 19, 2015 7:41 am

I see the weather took a turn real quick in N.MI., I pulled this wkend. , need to finish winterizing

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Vessel Info: 2001 Wellcraft Martinique 2600
5.7L Mercruiser 250, Bravo 3
Traverse City, Michigan
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Re: just got a 2001 Martinique 2600 - Northern Michigan

Postby lfivenson » Sun Oct 25, 2015 8:27 pm

Sorry for the late reply. Boat has been at mechanic to winterize. Next up is shrinkwrap. To respond, no, I didn't do my own maintenance, I always had a pro winterize, repair, with the exception of little things like a starter (boyfriend was able to do that). I washed and waxed annually, that's about it. I brought her back this week from the mechanic who winterized. So today, put in some of the Damp Rid bags and noticed a compartment in the aft cabin I hadn't seen before (it was under a cushion). I took the cover off and to my chagrin it was some sort of pump compartment that had 3 inches of water in the bottom of it. According to my diagram of the boat, its the shower sump pump. The water had a green tinge to it, bf thinks maybe it was antifreeze? I sopped it up and then shop vac-ed it all out. Doesn't seem right to leave standing water in the boat over the winter.... should I be worried? I am having high anxiety about having water in the bilge, but I'm probably just paranoid. Another question, where the heck is the a/c compressor, diagram has an arrow pointing to the captain's chair, they wouldn't put it underneath the chair so that you have to disassemble the chair to access would they????
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