8 hours ago, Slayer said:

If memory serves me correctly, they are also a former Malibu dealer.

Yeah, they were until about 2014. I think Malibu pulled their dealership after the recession because they weren't selling enough boats. I believe they did sell a good number of boats before that. Their lead salesman at the time has like 10 years of sales awards from Malibu. You can still see them in the showroom if you go to visit. 

5 minutes ago, anutami said:

I don't believe the warranty is negated because Salt damage/Ocean Spray is already excluded:

Exlusions:
"damages caused by atmospheric fallout, chemical treatments, tree sap, salt, ocean spray, mold, or animal droppings, lightning, hail, rain, flooding, wind, sand, floods or other environmental or natural conditions or Acts of God;"

Acts of God 😁 

So who makes that determination?

1 hour ago, Mcinsc said:

Malibuers! 
my first time posting here. Thinking of buying a 2021 VTX. It’s still under warranty. There is evidence that it may have been run in salt/brackish water once or three times. Is the warranty negated or in anyway affected by the fact that the boat may have been in saltwater? 

I don't believe the warranty is negated because Salt damage/Ocean Spray is already excluded:

Exlusions:

"corrosion or damage, including oxidation, electrolysis including that which occurs to chrome plated, stainless, anodized or aluminum finish or the colorfastness of finish. Failure to follow the instructions within this Owner's Manual regarding corrosion prevention and operation in salt or brackish water may result in or contribute to these types of damage and are not covered under the Limited Warranty;"

"damages caused by atmospheric fallout, chemical treatments, tree sap, salt, ocean spray, mold, or animal droppings, lightning, hail, rain, flooding, wind, sand, floods or other environmental or natural conditions or Acts of God;"

"Boats that have been operated in polluted fresh water or salt water should he thoroughly rinsed with clean, fresh wats after an outing. The corrosive properties of salt water can cause umith oh is not covered under warranty.

Hardware that is damaged by brackish or salt water can eventually fail, which could cause malfunction of the hardware, even hardware chosen for its anti corrosive properties, und orthe components that are held in place by the hardware, which could result in serious injury or death to persons on-board."

dum dum here.

2019 T22 - no push and definetly,  nothing like in video and pictures. We are throwing a hail marry for help. 

bow bag

790# wakemaker bags in rear lockers 

8 - 50 lb bags spread out we we have move them all over the place 

10.8 speed 

wave looks good but zero sweet spot or push. you have to hold the rope. 

Swim platform sunk 

What is the issue? Maybe the tanks are not gettig filled, even tho the swim platform is buried in the water.

Roast me and give me answers.  

3 hours ago, PNWoke said:

Sometimes the manuals aren’t all that great because they reference oil like penzoil “marine” which they don’t sell anymore under that label.  I have been going with chevron delos oil because some super smart dude on TMC verified that it has the necessary marine additives/stabilizers that the motors require.  In all honesty, even more important than the specific brand/label of oil you go with, is the frequency of which you change it.  Change it at least every 40-60 hours or at the end of the season every year and you will do yourself a lot of favors!

Doesn't matter, since even though they say Pennzoil, they have a weight, viscosity and if it has to be synthetic.

Marine stabilizers in oil?  Uh, no.  You are looking for some automotive spec like sm or sn or???