Skeeter WX2060

[Flag Island]

To the 2060 owners, have you had any little things go wrong with the boat?
I have a 2013 Alumacraft that is a wet boat and it is not holding up well at all. Lots of little things breaking in the interior of the boat.
Thinking about a 2060, but I want to make sure it holds up to daily use.
I'm not going to baby it as we use it hard.

[mtranger]

Originally Posted by Flag Island

To the 2060 owners, have you had any little things go wrong with the boat?
I have a 2013 Alumacraft that is a wet boat and it is not holding up well at all. Lots of little things breaking in the interior of the boat.
Thinking about a 2060, but I want to make sure it holds up to daily use.
I'm not going to baby it as we use it hard.

I am not sure what you mean by little things, but I have a 2016 WX 2060 and have ran it trouble free all year. Of course I would expect that out of a new boat. Everything on it seems rock solid and I don't foresee any issues. I also have not had the same porpoising issues others have had. It does seem a little trim sensitive so I can see where that could be an issue. Overall I just think it is a great boat.

[Mark Pothen]

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[Rafter8]

What Reel Times said x 2

[Mark Pothen]

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[Skeeter2060]

I also have a 2016 WX 2060, I put over 100 hrs on the SHO 250 & a couple hundred more on the ulterra with out a problem. I run 100% of my time on Lake Sakakwea in western North Dakota, The guys that are having porpoising issues are used to trimming aluminum boats. Love the hole shots but would like a little more top end since the motor still wants to go!! I get 55 mph very easy and have hit 57 on occasion. Looking at a jackplate and a different prop for this summer.

[Weld1]

Sounds good, I just bought a 17 wx2060. Hope some time to try the lake you fish!