2000 Yamaha LS2000 tour

This is a short video tour of my 2000 Yamaha LS2000. This is a very low hour boat. Even though it's 12 years old, it pretty much looks like new. This video shows the original bimini and original Yamaha carpets. I don't see many LS2000's that still have these. The floor of the boat is textured, so you really don't need carpets, but it makes the boat a lot cooler on your feet. The docking marks on the starboard side could probably be polished out, as they're from the rubber dock bumpers on my dock. This boat is for sale as of July 2012. There are 16 hours on the engines as of that date. Price is $8000.

[@Chevaposaurus]

Great video! Thank you!

[@bradwatson7951]

Does anyone have experience with adding a wake tower?

[@brucelevin2156]

I noticed that snaps were installed for a non-OEM cover. I have the same boat and was wondering what it cost to have the custom cover & snaps installed.

[@craiginpa]

+Bruce Levin Can't really say how much the cover and snaps cost, since they were done by the prior owner. Having had the factory cover, I can tell you the custom cover is a LOT easier to install.

[@ananbebe6048]

I could not hear anything. The leather pants he was obviously wearing must have been rubbing against the stern from 3:50 to 4:10. Otherwise, great video

[@craiginpa]

Boat sold for near asking price within a month.

[@craiginpa]

$8000, which was the going rate for one of these at the time.

[@paulhasson4148]

Looking at buying this model curious if anyone has fit a wake board in the ski storage area thanks Great video btw Craig thanks

[@mikeg565]

How much did it cost to rebuild and replace your engines?

[@craigtiano3455]

They were done about 10 years ago. A I recall, the rebuild cost of the engines was about $1200 each plus the labor to take the carbs and pumps off them, remove them from the boat, put them back in the boat, and replace everything taken off. If you had to pay someone to do the labor, you'd be looking at $5-6k back 10 years ago. I imagine the cost would be much higher today, because these are not as common as they were at that time.

[@MrPland1992]

If you do it yourself and your pistons aren’t scored up then it’s like $200-$300. It’s easy as hell. Takes 10 minutes to pull a engine and 10 minutes to tear it down.

[@mikeg565]

@@MrPland1992 I wish I saw this a few months ago. Sold it already

[@MrPland1992]

@@mikeg565 how much did you get for it? I just dug an xr1800 out of the weeds for $500 with titles. Got both engines running but I’m rebuilding them for piece of mind. Basically just new gaskets/ seals and making sure the tolerances are in spec. Most expensive part is going to be throttle, steering and fwd/reverse cables Cleaned up nice with a wash. I’ll do a video series on it eventually

[@MrVic36555]

what was the asking price?

[@user-jw3db4ix8x]

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