when someone says
irwin, i think
water intrusion.
deck /
cabin. they are nice boats when in condition, but carpentry can be the biggie. i purchased a hand held moisture meter. it is a tool i wanted in my bag anyway, and it is a great way for anyone
shopping to get one of the really big questioned answered before getting into
survey. lets be honest - by the time you get to
survey, you are emotionally invested and walking away is not easy unless they find a major problem - which is often moisture in
deck or
hull. at this point you have made several trips to the
boat and can see yourself on the
helm. high readings don't necessarily mean dead deal, but it changes the negotiation early on and, until resolved, keeps you from making the emotional shift.
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