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Looking to buy a used Sea-Doo in the 300hp range – which model and year?

Hey guys, Im looking to buy a used Sea-Doo in the 300hp range and would appreciate some advice from people with experience owning them.
Which model and model year would you recommend for the best combination of a fun ride, reliability, and minimal maintenance headaches?
Are there any specific years or models I should look for or avoid? Also, are there any common issues I should watch out for when buying a used one?
I’d rather get something reliable than deal with constant repairs.

Thanks!:)

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u/Ok-Connection6300 — 4 days ago
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Valuation

What is this worth, I’m ready to sell. Runs great, has IBR and the trailer is in great shape. Comes with original cover. 2020. Want to sell it now to avoid winter storage.

u/Proper_Paramedic3655 — 5 days ago
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Starting my journey rebuilding a 2 stroke 717!

Ok story time! So earlier this summer I decided to do something incredibly stupid but awesome. Buy a jet ski. Second to last obligatory pic of the old gal. Double whammy too, never owned anything 2 stroke before either. Judging by the first couple pics, I know what you’re thinking. I blew the thing up already. Nope! She’s a beautifully running machine. 150 psi on both cylinders, motors got oomph and the rest of the machine was well taken care of. Couple little things here and there but overall really solid.

First couple pics is my newly acquired and assembled $20 Goodwill work bench- and the 90’s craftsman box my grandma got for my dad that he never used. I’ve always wanted to tear down an engine. When I discovered this guy on fb marketplace had two 717’s he didn’t have listed, I figured it would be a perfect opportunity to learn more about the machine I own. The motor you see torn apart I already knew was completely blown up. The other one turns over smooth and I can hear compression. Compression #’s? I have no idea. But I figured that one would be the perfect candidate for a rebuild after I got some experience tearing apart the blown up one. I got both motors for $100, so even if I royally F it up, who really cares. Finally got the case apart and am starting to feel ballsy enough to crack into the second one.

Now what will I do if I actually get lucky enough to end up with a spare rebuilt 717? I actually have no idea, just doing it for fun and the experience of it. If you guys #1 have any tips for me along this journey, please let me know #2 what should I do with the motor if this all actually works out in the end? Thx!

u/zbreeze27 — 5 days ago
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New Seadoo owner

Hi I just bought a 2009 seadoo rxt and I want to know if it is ok to rub 93 octane in it. The manufacturer says to use 91 octane fuel but I cant seem to find any around me and my only options are 89 and 93 so I want to know if 93 is okay to use

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u/Independent_Base2345 — 11 days ago
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Buying 2x 2017 gtx 155 + trailer

Purchasing my first 2x jet skis . Found a package deals for 2 twins with double trailer with under 65 hours on it. Needs 200 hr service and coolant change and winterization and covers so I’m looking at $1200+ in service…
Would this be a good starter? Am I overpaying?

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u/Character_Novel_4877 — 11 days ago