Nitro Warranty Clarification

[Brian Bell2]

Can someone explain to me what the warranty on my 2004 NX750 is?

This is from the Nitro Web Site under warranty section. I thought I was told the warranty was 10 years, and I thought I saw something in my books that came with the boat that stated 10 years also. See below statement:



NITRO
http://www.nitroboats.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=home.passionWarranty

 

[Brian Bell2]

In looking at the warranty "card" that came with the boat it states something about Lifetime warranty for wood, seats, superstructure, compartments.. ect.. and is only valid to the orig. owner.. Has anyone figured out what the warranty is:

ex: How long is the hull, deck, transom, stringers covered. Which is pretty much the major componants I am concerned with. thanks

 

[Brian Bell2]

Anyone have this info it would be helpful, the warranty card is not easy to understand.

thanks..

 

[Mike Moss]

The way I read it its 10 years on the hull only.The 9 series has a lifetime warranty on the hull.Thats from the pamplet I picked up at bps when I bought mine.Hope it helps.

 

[Brian Bell2]

Ruger is your ride a 2004 ? check out the URL I posted up top. It states limited lifetime on NX and LX series, and there is a card in my boat that says the same thing, just cnat figure out what the heck they mean by structural...

 

[Michael Snow]

"structural" - anything that doesn't need repairing. Anything that breaks is not structural.



I believe structural is the "skeleton" of the hull, stringers and such. A floor, deck, top cap, etc are not structural. Gel coat isn't structural. I'd say if you imagined taking the top cap/liner off the boat, the remainder, minus pumps, electrical, and gel coat is "structural".



Of course, they're lawyer agrees more with the top definition .

 

[Michael Snow]

Ah crap.. I can't edit it...



I DO know the difference between "their", "they're" and "there". HONEST... I can't believe I screwed up. Miss Manners is gonna beat me.

 

[Mikel Stephens]

With Nitro: The Warranty is going to cover anything that can't possibly break. And if they screw-up on a design, they'll fix the design flaw and then offer warranty on the "newer models" that don't need it. Buy at your own risk. Or buy a Ranger and don't worry about it.

 

[Staci Matheis]

LOL @ Snowman!



You must have had Sister Mary Perpetual Patience in 5th grade English class standing over you menacingly slapping her palms with a ruler, too! It drives me up a wall when I make mistakes with those three words!