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I am looking at purchasing a 2002 Bennington 2575FS tritoon with a two stroke Yamaha 200 BHP engine. The engine has few hours. The steering is not uniformly smooth throughout the rotations. Particularly, I noticed that on the stern port side, the decking seemed squishy, but not wet. The material was partly light and brown and seemed to be cork, or some similar material and not plywood. I have tried to find out if Bennington used cork as a material in building their decks, but can only find information that suggests that cork is not used. Any advice would be much appreciated. Thank you.
 
You can Check with Bennington, their phone number is 888 906 2628.
Have your Hull ID if you call .
 
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I don't think they would have used cork for the deck , perhaps on the deck under the carpet ?Could it be a repaired area by the previous owner?
 
Yes, that may well be the case. I am beginning to think that we may be better off with a new pontoon, an end of season sale, if we can find something suitable.
 
No problem. It can give you an idea of what options you may be looking for .
If you have any questions dont hesitate to ask , the members here are very good at spending other people's money.
 
Jack, I can just imagine! We had hoped to find a used Bennington on which my wife would learn to drive and then in a few years, pivot to a new Pontoon. The fact is that used Bennington’s are hard to find, and that depreciation on them is low. We are tr
 
West House said:
Yes, that may well be the case. I am beginning to think that we may be better off with a new pontoon, an end of season sale, if we can find something suitable.
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"better off with a new potoon,an end of the season sale" Good idea! Like Jack said we like to spend other peoples money.
 
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