I merely posted as an FYI for folks who may be interested in this model, nothing more. Intuitively, one would draw the conclusion that if it's an available option offered by the manufacturer, it fits. Perhaps that was my mistake.
Unfortunately whatever I do will block the access hatch or interfere with the swingback closing due to the privacy curtain frame. It's just a poorly thought out design. We'll likely just keep going with it lose back there and hope nothing happens to it.
Just an FYI for anyone thinking of ordering a 23 LSB, there is nowhere to mount the porta potty. It was an essential option for me but much to my surprise when I picked up the boat it was in the box in the center toon storage. After trying every conceivable position under the swingback it...
My new 23 LSB came in with the center toon dented both in the rear and in the front just aft of the nose cone. Dealer had to go back and forth with Bennington for the claim to be approved...then wait since spring to get a new center toon. Just came in and the Boat is at the dealer now waiting...
Thanks...the nav lights are the plastic ones.
The sour taste of the issues has clouded the enjoyment thus far. Disappointed at QC at the factory level and that the dealer didn't look at anything prior to delivery. Left to the owner to find. I'm sitting on the new owner survey trying to...
So we took delivery in May of our new 23 LSB. Dented center toon both front and rear. Going to be replaced, not optimistic about how that is going to go. Particularly since it is the saltwater series.
Our rear stereo controls on the swing back are dead as well. Wanted to see if I am missing...
If it can be repaired I'd be good with that. I've only had an initial conversation with the marina, they have not seen it yet. I am sending pictures and they are sending someone to look at it. I'm concerned about replacement, my guess is it will never be the same. I'll keep you posted.
Being new to the pontoon world I wanted to get folks input on something. I finally picked up my new 23LSB on Thursday. The boat was in the water, we water tested, then I closed and went to get the trailer registered so I could bring it home. Went back to the marina, hooked up an brought it...
It's finally happening! Trailer is here, 6 weeks to the day after the boat. Scheduling the closing and water test and bringing it home! Over 7 months to get a trailer, unbelievable.
Same here Swamp King, the decision to go from fiberglass to pontoon was a very difficult one for me (not for my wife) and we looked at several before going the Bennington route. There was no comparison on quality, comfort and features. It was worth the wait, although my wait was pretty much...
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