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Originally Posted by Winilyme
Gotta agree with Think. The Sea Doo front access is an absolute game changer. I can't imagine having to contort myself to get to that storage every time I need to pull the anchors, drinks/snacks, towels, sunscreen, sweatshirt, toaster and whatnot. Put me in the club of "I'll never buy a ski without it". I don't understand why Yamaha hasn't gone that route.
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I gotta think Yamaha will eventually. They're about three years behind Sea-Doo with most things.
Here's what we're talking about, for anyone following:
https://youtu.be/N2KDG7x_opE
In terms of reliability, I'm not totally onboard with Tilton and rental companies using Yamaha. On Winni, there are three main jetski rental outlets (any I missed?): Wolfeboro and Weirs Beach both list Sea-Doo specifically, and Meredith Marina has pics of Sea-Doo on their site. While in Tampa last December, it was easily 60/40 in favor of Sea-Doo. In fact, one place is even called "Fly-N-High Waverunners" but uses Sea-Doo machines (see pic).
In my past research, I believe someone mentioned seeing only Yamaha in the Caribbean but (they said) that most likely is because it's what's available there (if I recall, it was the same for outboards).
In any case, I think what is used for rentals, and what makes sense to buy, is a combination of price, availability, and historical reliability.
The problem for me is I'm limited to only a few machines with direct access because it's so sweeeet!
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