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2009 Polaris Outlaw™
450
MXR
$5,988.00,
Race
proven
purpose
built.
This
straight-axled,
wicked
fast,
KTM®-powered
Outlaw™
is
race-ready.
Premium
features
like
Maxxis®
tires
and
self-adjusting
hydraulic
clutch
are
already
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1989 Bayliner 2150
Capri
$6,499.00,
660
miles,
With
trailer
and
5.8liter
V-8,
VHF
radio,
stereo,
fishfinder
and
covers
now
$6499.00
plus
tax,
title
and
plate. |
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2000 Bayliner Capri
2050LX
$9,999.00,
Nice
shape
with
v-8/220hp,
trailer,
bimini,
bow
cover
and
mooring
cover
only
$9,999.00
plus
tax
and
reg. |
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1994 Chris-Craft 197
Concept
$6,499.00,
Nice
boat
with
V-8
power,
trailer
and
sunsport
seating
only
$6499.00
plus
tax
and
reg. |
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1987 Sea
Ray 180BR
$4,999.00,
With
Mercruiser
130hp
and
trailer
for
$4999.00
plus
tax
and
reg. |
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1999 Four
Winns Horizon
180
LS
$11,499.00,
315
miles,
Beautiful
boat
with
4.3
liter/190hp,
sunsport
seating,
snap
covers
and
trailer
only
$11,499.00
plus
tax,
reg
and
plate. |
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1997 Princecraft 16
Holiday
DLX
$4,799.00,
16
ft
fishing
with
trailer,
fish
finder
and
Evinrude
40hp
2-stroke
now
$4,799.00
plus
tax,
reg
and
plate. |
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2008 Four
Winns V278
$71,988.00,
SAVE
$40,000.00THE
BRAND
THAT
UNDERSTANDS
Four
Winns
understands
that
your
free
time
is
the
most
precious
of
all.
That’s
why
we
build
boats
that
perform
beyond
your
expectations…
boats
that
have
premium
content
and
components
you’d
choose
if
you
could
–
boats
that
will
last
as
long
as
the
memories
you’re
making. |
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1997 Sylvan 17
Pro
Select
$5,999.00,
With
three
seats,
side
console,
trailer
and
Mercury
115hp
engine
only
$5,999.00
plus
tax,
reg
and
plate. |
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Dear
Jeremy,
I
have
a
2008
Ski
Doo
800R
and
I
noticed
before
I
put
it
away
in
the
spring
that
my
belt
was
wearing
unevenly.
My
previous
belt
only
lasted
about
500
miles.
I
visually
checked
the
belt
alignment
with
a
straight
metal
bar
and
it
appears
ok.
What
do
you
think?
Tom
New
Hudson
Mi
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Hello
Tom,
The
alignment
should
be
checked
with
a
factory
alignment
tool.
The
alignment
spec
is
approx
.005
of
an
inch
off
set.
The
drive
clutch
is
not
perfectly
aligned
with
the
driven
clutch,
on
acceleration
the
torque
from
the
engine
moves
slightly
which
creates
the
alignment.
By
using
a
flat
bar
it
will
give
you
a
false
reading.
You
may
need
to
check
your
belt
deflection.
I
would
take
this
unit
to
your
nearest
dealer
and
have
the
alignment
inspected
and
adjusted
if
needed.
This
may
cure
your
problems.
P.S
A
new
belt
has
a
process
for
break
in
procedure.
Please
make
sure
that
you
properly
break
in
your
new
belt.
Thanks
Jeremy
Have
a
question
for
Jeremy?
Email
it
to
us
here!
Our
service
department
has
competitive
rates.
We
do
offer
pick
up
and
delivery,
call
for
details.
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It's
time
for
your
Snowmobile
Preseason
Maintenance
2
Stroke
engines
(Please
call
for
Pricing
on
4
stroke
engines)
$79.95
Includes
Inspect
Hyfax
and
Wear
bars
–
Advise
if
needed
Replace
spark
plugs
(Two
Plugs)
Inspect
Track
and
hardware
Adjust
Track
tension
and
alignment
Inspect
Track
shock
and
mounting
hardware
Inspect
front
shocks
(Advise
if
service
is
needed)
Inspect
front
suspension
–
Skis
and
steering
components
Verify
Ski
alignment
–
advise
if
needed
Inspect
parking
brake
system
and
brakes
Inspect
and
adjust
oil
pump
if
needed
Inspect
chain
case
oil
–
advise
if
needed
to
replace
Adjust
chain
tension
Inspect
drive
belt
and
clutches
Inspect
recoil
rope
Inspect
exhaust
system
Inspect
all
lighting
and
instrumentation
Grease
all
zerk
fittings
Test
battery
if
equipped
Test
run
in
shop
and
verify
running
condition
Inspect
overall
condition
of
machine
and
advise
Same
day
appointments
are
available
Please
call
989-366-8384
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Sled
caddy's
on
sale!
Come
in
and
take
advantage
of
great
savings
on
your
oil,
plugs,
and
belts
to
get
that
sled
ready
to
ride.
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Nothing
is
harder
on
your
boat
than
neglect,
and
neglect
is
exactly
what
recreational
boats
are
subjected
to
when
cold
weather
settles
in.
But
proper
lay-up
techniques
can
minimize
the
ill
effects
winter
disuse
will
have
on
your
boat.
A
prime
objective
of
lay-up
is
to
prepare
your
boat
for
the
inevitability
of
freezing
conditions.
Fluids
must
be
removed
or
protected,
and
nothing
should
be
aboard
that
might
be
damaged
by
low
temperatures.
•
Prepare
a
checklist
The
most
important
tool
for
properly
winterizing
your
boat
is
a
pencil.
Unless
you
prepare
a
comprehensive
checklist--and
follow
it--chances
are
good
that
you
will
miss
a
step
or
two.
Spending
a
few
minutes
now
tailoring
the
generic
checklist
below
to
your
specific
requirements
will
next
spring
save
you
hours
of
dealing
with
the
consequences
of
an
oversight.
•
Empty
lockers
of
perishables
Also
take
off
any
cans
or
bottles
containing
liquids
that
could
freeze.
•
Freezeproof
the
toilet
Every
toilet
I
have
ever
removed
has
dumped
water
(I
hope)
on
the
cabin
sole
when
turned
sideways
to
pass
through
the
head
door,
so
pumping
a
toilet
"dry"
may
prove
inadequate.
Disconnect
the
inlet
hose
from
the
closed
seacock
and
submerge
it
in
a
50-50
mix
of
water
and
propylene
glycol
antifreeze.
Operate
the
head
until
you
are
sure
the
antifreeze
has
passed
through
the
toilet
and
all
lines.
If
you
have
an
onboard
sewage
treatment
system,
follow
the
manufacturer's
instructions
for
winterizing.
NOTE:
For
all
pump,
tank,
and
hose
winterizing,
use
only
non-toxic
propylene
glycol
antifreeze.
Never
use
the
ethylene
glycol
type--common
automotive
antifreeze--which
is
poisonous.
•
Pump
out
the
holding
tank
If
the
holding
tank
was
empty
and
clean
when
you
treated
the
toilet,
you
can
leave
the
antifreeze
mix
in
the
tank,
but
an
empty
tank
is
better.
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"Over
$2000
was
raised
to
benefit
local
snowmobile
clubs",
says
Bill
Kerns,
Sale
Manager
of
Spicer's
Boat
City,
"The
total
is
still
growing
with
more
coming
in
every
day."
What
Bill
is
referring
to
is
a
new
program
between
Spicer's
and
Ski-Doo
where
with
every
certificate
that
a
customer
brings
in
is
worth
$10
for
their
local
snowmobile
club.
Certificates
are
available
at
Ski-doo.com.
"Our
local
snowmobile
clubs
are
an
important
part
of
our
community
here"
continues
Bill,
"we
are
glad
to
be
able
to
help
them
get
the
trails
ready
for
the
upcoming
season."
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Congratulations
to
John
katzenberger
for
guessing
the
correct
weight
on
our
huge
pumpkin.
It
was
92lbs
on
the
nose! |
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Spicer’s
Reinvents
Boat
Buying
Late
season
becomes
one
of
the
best
times
to
buy
a
boat
Spicer’s
introduces
Smart
Buy,
a
new
boat
buying
program
designed
to
save
you
money.
How
it
works:
Spicer’s
negotiates
large
volume
cash
discounts
upfront
by
buying
2009
model
year
boats
now,
at
the
very
beginning
of
the
model
year.
These
discounts
are
passed
on
to
you
by
ordering
your
2009
boat
now.
Also
get
these
great
benefits
by
ordering
right
now:
• No
interest
or
out-of-pocket
expense
beyond
your
initial
deposit
until
April
1st
• Guarantee
spring
delivery
of
your
new
boat
• Guarantee
better
than
Spicer’s
show
pricing
• Protect
against
factory
price
increases
• Receive
consumer
show
factory
warranty
or
merchandise
offers
• No
hassle
or
expense
storing
your
old
boat
or
pontoon
as
we
take
your
trade
now
• FREE
storage
of
your
new
boat
or
pontoon
• FREE
Safety
Package
or
Spicer’s
Fun
Package
• Avoid
the
boat
show
crowds
You
can
save
even
more
by
arranging
financing
of
your
boat
now
with
our
Smart
Buy
cash
discounts.
Choosing
a
remaining
2008
boat
from
our
inventory
can
save
you
even
more.
Smart
Buy
benefits
of
buying
a
boat
out
of
our
stock
now
include:
• Pricing
that
is
better
than
Spicer’s
winter
show
pricing
• FREE
Storage
of
your
new
boat
or
pontoon
• Receive
the
best
consumer
factory
offers
• Higher
trade-in
value
for
your
trade
• No
hassle
or
expense
storing
your
old
boat
or
pontoon
• Best
selection
of
non-current
deals
on
our
remaining
inventory
• FREE
Safety
Package
or
Spicer’s
Fun
Package
• Avoid
the
boat
show
crowds
Stop
in
or
contact
us
today
to
arrange
for
your
new
boat
at
the
best
possible
savings,
and
let
us
worry
about
storing
and
winterizing
your
trade-in.
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has
you
covered
for
all
your
outdoor
fun
needs!
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Boat
City
4165
West
Houghton
Lake
Houghton
Lake,
MI
48629
www.spicersboatcity.com
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