Engine hours / year?

[mcdye]

2014 Mojo - 219hrs

[JD14Mondo]

2014 Mondo 325hrs

[5:00]

2007 XLV 720 hours.

[Poison]

2007 XLV 270 hours.

We moved to the lake 6 years ago so our frequency went up but the average duration went way down. We used to put serious hours on our boats doing all day trips but now we go out early, get our riding in, and we are back at the dock drinking by the time the horde is about to launch their boats. 1230PM is the witching hour on our lake. Anything after that is choppy and crowded.


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[sivs1]

223 2013....

[dakota4ce]

2016 SE 130 hrs, but it was new last July 20. So not quite one full season yet. In South Dakota!


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[bergermaister]

2001 MobiusV - Purchased in 2006 with 175 hours
Currently sitting at 575 hours so avg 33 per summer (Sadly)
I think the lowest was around 20 and the highest around 60
I think it really depends on your location. Up here in the NW boating season is May at the earliest to September at the latest unless you are a dry suit guy.

[Horwitz]

2007 XLV 270 hours.

We moved to the lake 6 years ago so our frequency went up but the average duration went way down. We used to put serious hours on our boats doing all day trips but now we go out early, get our riding in, and we are back at the dock drinking by the time the horde is about to launch their boats. 1230PM is the witching hour on our lake. Anything after that is choppy and crowded.


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Yeah The tubers love to run circles around the best skiing channels for some reason. Why can’t they stay in the main lake? I mean they don’t really need to tube on glass, do they?


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[Darter]

Here in WI average boats seem to be in the 30-50 range, depending on if the boat is at the primary residence or summer residence. Further south, I'd expect 75 or more. We typically do about 30-40, depending on what other kids activities are burning up our schedule.

As far as wear goes though, I think hours are irrelevant so long as the boat is in use every season and things are cosmetically and mechanically maintained.

[996scott]

I consider 100hrs/yr a good year here in Utah.