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<blockquote data-quote="walleyeman_1875" data-source="post: 169292" data-attributes="member: 2147">A few comments:1.&nbsp; I bought my boat out of state.&nbsp; I've taken it to Vallely Marine for a winter service over the past three years and no complaints.&nbsp; I've also had three seat warranties on my Lund and Vallely has ordered new ones through Lund and exchanged them no questions asked other than proof of original ownership.&nbsp; Vallely is correct in directing you to Lund.&nbsp; They are the ones who provide the warranty, not the dealership.&nbsp; It would be nice for them to try help a bit though.&nbsp; 2.&nbsp; My old 1900 definitely saw it's years of abuse.&nbsp; The boat was a 2001.&nbsp; The rear platform started to rot in 2009 or so.&nbsp; I called up Lund.&nbsp; They said since I wasn't original Owner there was no coverage.&nbsp; They did say if I was willing to pay for material, they would provide the labor at no charge.&nbsp; Lund took it upon themselves to replace the entire floor.&nbsp; Done deal, no complaints.3.&nbsp; Same 1900 had a leak issue around 2012.&nbsp; Had insurance adjuster do an inspection.&nbsp; He said it was cheaper for insurance pay to fix the issue now rather than pay for a new boat if this one were to sink.&nbsp; It's always worth a call to you insurance provider if Lund isn't willing to cover the issue.&nbsp; Lund is a blue-collar person's boat.&nbsp; Things don't always come easy but persistence will pay off on getting this remedied.&nbsp; Too bad to hear about your experience.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="walleyeman_1875, post: 169292, member: 2147"] A few comments: 1. I bought my boat out of state. I've taken it to Vallely Marine for a winter service over the past three years and no complaints. I've also had three seat warranties on my Lund and Vallely has ordered new ones through Lund and exchanged them no questions asked other than proof of original ownership. Vallely is correct in directing you to Lund. They are the ones who provide the warranty, not the dealership. It would be nice for them to try help a bit though. 2. My old 1900 definitely saw it's years of abuse. The boat was a 2001. The rear platform started to rot in 2009 or so. I called up Lund. They said since I wasn't original Owner there was no coverage. They did say if I was willing to pay for material, they would provide the labor at no charge. Lund took it upon themselves to replace the entire floor. Done deal, no complaints. 3. Same 1900 had a leak issue around 2012. Had insurance adjuster do an inspection. He said it was cheaper for insurance pay to fix the issue now rather than pay for a new boat if this one were to sink. It's always worth a call to you insurance provider if Lund isn't willing to cover the issue. Lund is a blue-collar person's boat. Things don't always come easy but persistence will pay off on getting this remedied. Too bad to hear about your experience. [/QUOTE]

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