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AbsoLoot Posted - Mar 23 2010 : 08:51:56
Poll Question:
In an effort to create a list of businesses that our members can rely on, we are creating a poll where you can give feedback for mechanics that you've had a positive experience with.

Please vote for mechanics that you, personally, have a good experience with:
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BayAreaBoater Posted - Mar 11 2013 : 13:36:30
I think the problem resolved itself.

The Collins Marine that was operating out of the facility just beyond the B.I. bridge that used to be part of the Bayliner dealership has vacated the building.

It is now a church.
Flutterby Posted - Feb 23 2013 : 15:19:31
Bob, it has been made a "sticky" post so updates are encouraged. Thanks for the input!
Billgillespie Posted - Feb 22 2013 : 18:24:17
Damn: I just noticed the date of the question: Bob does marine heads and generators.
Billgillespie Posted - Feb 22 2013 : 18:22:56
Try Bob Rapp. He is reliable and honest and he knows his stuff. His cell: 916-837-2460.
Flutterby Posted - Apr 12 2012 : 18:28:05
I would definitely stay away from Collins Marine! From what I've heard, you saved a lot money by his no show. He used to be extremely honest as well as knowledgeable until his divorce. Now it has been all down hill for him......
NimitzToo Posted - Apr 12 2012 : 16:14:46
I haven't voted for any on this list since I haven't need their services, but now I am in need of a referral. I have a 380DA with a Kohler generator that is on the fritz. Previously, Collins Marin serviced it, but they have no-showed and no-answered me. Any recommendations for someone that can repair Kohler generators? The boat is in Antioch.
Waynepj4 Posted - May 09 2010 : 14:16:24
I might have to give Matt toly a call. I have diablo marine coming out on Monday. I'll let you know how it goes
quote:
Originally posted by hvacmach

I can't say enough good about Nick at River City Boat Works!!! He and his crew went out of there way to make me a happy customer. I am usually shy to recommend someone, but not in this case, Nick and his crew get four gold stars! is there a way to add to the first post?

:)

hvacmach Posted - May 01 2010 : 08:52:42
I can't say enough good about Nick at River City Boat Works!!! He and his crew went out of there way to make me a happy customer. I am usually shy to recommend someone, but not in this case, Nick and his crew get four gold stars! is there a way to add to the first post?

:)
Dive1 Posted - Apr 05 2010 : 10:18:14
I'll vote for Kent down at Bethal Harbor. He has done my old 28 Bayliner for 6 years. It just sold without a surney because of the records and work that Kent has done. The new boat has desiels and they will be doing work on it also. They have always completed work when they said and Jamie is always there to answer questions.
Dave
Flutterby Posted - Apr 04 2010 : 17:09:11
I see Dave added Nordic as requested, but no one has voted for that one! Let's see some support!
Billgillespie Posted - Mar 29 2010 : 20:10:43
Dave,

I have already voted but I suggest that you add Leith of Nordic Marine for diesel engines. All of the Sea Ray people (and two are engineers) consider him the top diesel guy in the area.

Bill
Flutterby Posted - Mar 28 2010 : 15:48:02
I've never used Kent, but hear good things about him. Bethel Harbor seems to hire knowledgeable, trustworthy mechanics. They are pricey though. I guess you get what you pay for!
Lostinthedelta Posted - Mar 28 2010 : 02:11:11
How about Kent at Bethel Harbor, have had many hours of work done by him and they have always been great.
FindMe Posted - Mar 27 2010 : 22:39:17
Nordic Marine.
J-I-T Posted - Mar 24 2010 : 23:45:00
hvacmach

i never got your email, lol

hit me up on switchbait
hvacmach Posted - Mar 24 2010 : 19:29:50
Anyone know of a someone trustworthy near to Sacramento? I have what I think is a bad ground but I am too fat and old to get to the connection.
Flutterby Posted - Mar 24 2010 : 11:18:52
quote:
Originally posted by AbsoLoot

Liz,I have to ask ....... how did you manage to get two votes to register for your mechanic?


I only voted once as far as I know. After I had voted, I decided to make a comment and so I came back to the topic to add those. At that time, there was only one vote for Matt/PBC. I have no idea IF or HOW I voted twice.........

Afternote: yesterday my browser locked up my computer. The only solution which worked was to turn off the power to the hard drive at the power bar. I may have still been logged onto BE at that time. If so, someone else could have hacked in, though I don't know why anyone would want to do that just to vote for Matt.....

J-I-T Posted - Mar 23 2010 : 23:31:13
its probably a hosting things because of the anonymous vote

i will not vote for myself, or ask others either


I'm a 1 man shop that knows 80% more than all shops

I pay my own way through tech classes 2 times a year, un-like 99% of shops/dealers
because they think the tech will ask for more and/or go else where

I will answer question's all day for free also
AbsoLoot Posted - Mar 23 2010 : 21:20:15
Liz,

I have to ask ....... how did you manage to get two votes to register for your mechanic?
Flutterby Posted - Mar 23 2010 : 17:17:35
Matt is the owner of Pacific Boat Center. When boat sales are brisk, he hires repairmen. They can be from excellent to stupid. But Matt will stand behind his service. If Matt does the work, as he is doing now, you can be assured that he knows what he is doing. He is certified by both Merc and Volva Penta, but also works on outboards.

He may or may not meet your deadline. That is typical with delta workmen.

He always makes good on his work.
FlyWright Posted - Mar 23 2010 : 11:50:31
I have had a bit of work done on my boat by Delta Boat Works, including repairs after I damaged the bottom paint and running gear last year. Wes Williams is the man who makes sure the job is done right. The prices are maybe a little higher than some other shops, but I have found the quality of the work to be top notch and worth the extra coin. I keep my boat at Riverside Marina on the Delta Loop, which is the same location of Delta Boat Works. I leave a set of keys with Wes so it's very convenient for me to call Wes and he takes care of everything.

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