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Taylor feece

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Hello, I have a feeling this may be the forum to check. I’m looking at purchasing a Parker 2520. I like the layout and it’ll work well for my fishing/hunting here in Alaska. I have a 100ton capt license, so I’m familiar with boats. But not these specifically. Wondering if y’all have any specific things to look for this model. Thanks in advance!! Motor has 400 hrs. Not sure why he didn’t do twins. But asking around 80k.
 

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Welcome Taylor. My suggestion would be to post this same question under the "Parker Boats General Discussion" section. You would probably get a lot more viewers to your questions. Also, when asking these questions, it would help to state the year of the boat and engine so if their are known issues with that model/year people can respond. Also, there's a huge difference on what to check out on a used boat if it's a 2000 model or a 2020 model year. The motor looks pretty new but I can't tell if it's 250hp, 300, or 350hp. That would also make huge difference on how that boat will handle if it is indeed the deep V. Try reposting, I'm pretty certain you will get more help. Good luck.
 
Hello, I have a feeling this may be the forum to check. I’m looking at purchasing a Parker 2520. I like the layout and it’ll work well for my fishing/hunting here in Alaska. I have a 100ton capt license, so I’m familiar with boats. But not these specifically. Wondering if y’all have any specific things to look for this model. Thanks in advance!! Motor has 400 hrs. Not sure why he didn’t do twins. But asking around 80k.
Check yard and owner installed items
 
I’d be worried about how those holes in the deck where the livewell was were patched.

If not done properly, that could lead to deck rot that will eventually lead to needing a deck replacement, as well as allowing water to seep into the area surrounding the aluminum fuel tank.

Also, if it wasn’t done correctly, that calls into question all of the OTHER work that the previous owner did or had done.
 
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