[Sagi]

Hello everybody!


I'm new to the forum and with Mariah boats.
I'm was looking at 95 Davanti Z275 with Magnum 8.2 Bravo1, 4 blade prop. The boat looks clean (fresh water) and sounds good. The owner claims that the engine was rebuilt ~200 hours ago and the boat has total of ~350hours on it.

I have a few questions to the more experienced owners of this forum:
1. I was wondering if there's anything specific I should look at for this model? any typical issues?
2. Does it make sense that the engine was rebuilt so soon only after 150 hours?
3. also, I tried to download the general owner's manual provided in this forum, but I couldn't (it says that my access wad denied for some reason). Anyone can explain how download it?
4. Anyone know the dry weight for this model? I saw 5000lbs on NADA Guides, but here on the forum someone mentioned 6100lbs.

Thank for the help! any helpful tips would be appreciated.
Sagi.

[Tlolesen]

You have to be a paying member to download stuff
But the owners manual is just a general boating guide and not really worth having.

[mikeyt]

According to the 1995 brochure the dry weight on the Z275 is 6100 lbs and the boat has a 110 gal / 416 litre fuel tank.

As for buying a used Mariah, read this.

And here is a link to the forum "FAQ's"

[Sagi]

Thanks for the quick reply and useful tips.

[Sagi]

Can you please add a link to the brochure? I'm trying to find some specs online, but it seems like there's not much info.
I was wondering for example if the inverter on the boat also charges the batteries? how many batteries were supplied by the manufacturer? the seller told me he has 3, but I wasn't sure if that's from the factory.

thanks again for the help!

[andybailey]

Can any one point me the right direction.
I have a Mariah devanti with a Volvo penta petrol engine an in need of some replacement parts can any one help

Thank you

[Sagi]

Try Amazon or eBay. That’s what I did. Probably the easiest way to get parts today.

[Hudson River Steve]

The method many of us use is to look up the oem part number and the search the web, be it Google, eBay, Amazon or other. Try a parts look up site such as the following https://www.marinepartsexpress.com/onelist.php

Happy hunting.

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