1996 Stratos 201 Pro XLSold

Stock # 179337
The Good Stuff List:
1. Johnson Venom 225v 2 Stroke V6 engine
2. (2) Garmin echo Map 735V with preloaded LakeVu HD/HD-ID/Clear Vu/SideVu Sonar with 7" Display. Owner's Manual included.
3. Motor Guide X5 / 80 lbs./24Volt Digital Trolling Motor. Owners Manual included.
4. (2) Ever Start 750 amp 27 DC Trolling Motor Batteries.
5. (1) Ever Start 750 amp 24 DC Cranking Battery.
6. As the attached photo's show the actual condition of my Stratos 201 Pro XL the Exterior fiberglass and Hull is in Excellent condition. The cockpit leather seat seams have been resown with 30lb braid
7. The Stratos Pro XL has a Hot Foot gas pedal for (2) hand steering boat control.
8. The Stratos 201 Pro XL comes with a Canvas boat cover which is in Fair to Good condition (but needs some stitching!!) (it also has some parking lot oil stain residue)
9. The top deck carpet is in Good condition except the battery well access lid which need's replacement. I will ship the new repair carpet with the purchase of the boat.
10. The Stratos 201 Pro XL Johnson Venom 225v engine has a new fuel pump, water pump, impeller and spark plugs.
11. The "Stratos Trail" trailer front axle's have new bearing hubs. The rear axle has not given me problems. The tire's are all in excellent condition.

The FYI List:
1. The Stratos 225v Johnson Venom engine will have a intermediate "fuel pressure issue" if the starboard/port fuel tanks go below ½ full-I just keep the primer valve pumped up.
2. The fuel pump primer valve needs to be pumped up when the engine is not running for a length of time.
3. The Lowrance X-25A in-dash fish finder need's a new thru-the-hull transducer.
4. There is a slight water leak in the battery and piping well that I cannot locate. It is not serious but I always start the bilge pump after fishing for a length of time. FYI!!
5. The Johnson Venom 225v 2-stroke engine "smoke's when started.
6. The Stratos Trail trailer boat "skids" and carpet need to be replaced.
7. The Stratos Trail trailer has hydraulic rear axle break's - the break fluid reservoir is located on the removable trailer tongue extension and leaks a small amount of break fluid and needs attention.