Best Boat Trailer Dealer Lowell Near Me

Scott Rieder: Very helpful to me as a walk-in with a very minor project

William Lho: Very helpful and always responded in a timely manner. Tim in service is the man always kind and helping customer fairly.

T J: Excellent service.

Ken Faubel: Bought an outboard last summer and an inflatable this year. Friendly folks and a nice selection of stuff including parts. Not cheap but that's boating.

Alex Cassie: 2 Stars, because they managed to hang a new engine on a hull. Passed that they apparently don't care. Tried to prime the fuel line and had an instant fuel leak. The engine oil was less than half full as well. Also, the electrical wiring was left disconnected from the battery and wiring brackets were left dangling. We found the spin on water separator/fuel filter was not tight. The steering wheel was not close to being straight. I'm now fixing all the problems on my friends boat and he paid through the nose to have repowered. Don't take your boat there if you care about it. Anyone with a little knowledge could do a more conscientious job. Considering they let a boat leave without the bilge pump connected and a fuel leak on a brand new installation, maybe they should not be servicing anything. Compare prices before you buy here. I called around and found much better prices on outboards and service. For what they charge your boat should be returned in better operating condition.

Lynn Logan: We recently purchased a used boat from this marina and had very smooth transaction, from initial inspection to sea trial to hitching her up to our truck for the drive home. Everything they said they would do, they did. We got an amazing boat at a fair price. Good people!

George Shashaty: Nice place for the wealthy not a middle class product boats pricey friendly service though knowlegable.

Brian F: I own a Grady White and have used Baert Marine for parts in the past. Can't say I ever had any issue with buying parts except maybe that their prices seem 20-30% higher than other dealers. However, they were closer than other Yamaha dealers so "was" what it "was". I don't go here any more, hence the past tense.Why the 1 star? Because there was no option for zero stars.Last year my nephew brought his Yamaha 2 stroke to them based on my referral. They seemed to take a long time and were off with everything they scheduled or estimated. Their service departments troubleshooting process was a parts swapping methodology for electrical and fuel parts. To be clear, my nephew brought it in for fuel issues and mentioned that he was interested in having the carbs cleaned and evaluation of the fuel system. By the time they got to the carbs they were already into the thousands with other parts and had not even run it yet. OK, maybe they are being thorough?They claimed the carbs were too bad to cleaned which was one of the most ridiculous and lazy things I have ever heard. I have seen some really bad carburetors over my time and have never found a carb so bad it could not be cleaned / rebuilt. They milked my nephew for 3 brand new carbs at over $500 a piece. I think it was closer to 600 each but after labor he was into this motor for almost $5K .... and they have not even started it yet. Claim was also that the carbs would take 2+ months to come in but then came in within 2 weeks and then they made him wait even longer to install them. Makes sense, they likely take better care of their elite customers and put everyone else on the back burner.Finally he got call to come pick up his boat and he was ecstatic. I went with him for this trip to make sure everything went well. Started it up and sounded ok. We were not 1000 feet from the dock and the engine accelerated outside of the throttle out of control, then died. Would not restart. Pulled cover off of outboard and saw one of the bolts from one carburetor in the bottom pan and another backing out / with a loose carburetor.Result was.... get this.... (because it shows how bad these people really are) - Blown head / piston and Baert Marine claimed that there was water in the two stroke oil that caused it and claimed zero responsibility/accountability for the loose carburetor. They even offered to sell him a new Yamaha engine and said that his was older and should be replaced. WHAT? WHAT? WHAT? I could not believe what I heard. I saw the carb hanging with my own two eyes. I was holding the loose bolt in my hands. When a 2 stroke gets water in the combustion chamber, it dies. You get steam as a sign just as this happens and it boggs down rather quick. When you mix too much air (such as when a carb is wide open and loose) the engine keeps going until it melts. Think about how a fire is supported and when you throw water on it vs some wind. Simple high school chemistry?Needless to say, my nephew got completely screwed from this dealership and we will never go back nor refer anyone there ever again. I hope they go out of business and I even made a complaint to Grady White about them.There are many better options out there. If you decide to still do business with them, I hope you have better results but to me their integrity is shot. Management ultimately decides how/if they take care of their customers and do the right thing. They did not.Find a dealer that is more accountable and will take care of at least their own mistakes. Trial and error methodology is also unacceptable. Test out all major systems then tell the client about the potential costs after an assessment. Even if a range. I'm sure that if he knew that the costs of repairing a 12-14 year old outboard could be 5-6K, he may have considered other options including a re-power.

Ed Cloutman: Grady white the BEST around

milo 04sox: They are great people who are selling great products. Thank you for the time you took with me over my purchase...

Bob Park: Very courteous, very quick service. Would highly recommend.

RedSox Fan: I could write a book with my recent bad experiences here. Shame on me for keep going back though. Really hoped they could resolve my issues but clear that they are not good at solving problems, only suggesting new parts and service time on the same problem.Issues: They take a LOT longer than they estimate, terrible communicators, overcharge for their services, and do not stand behind their work (especially their mistakes).To be clear though they did not used to be this way but over the last year or so, they have gone downhill. Heard a rumor from another boat dealer that they are struggling financially which may be contributing to their reduced quality of service.No matter the reasons, I am one Grady White boat owner that will never return to this place.

Molly Ruggles: professional, knowledgeable, well organized.

Thomas MacDougall: I bought a boat from Baert Marine in March of 2018. I spoke to them for the first time at the boat show in Boston and began what was a quick, professional, and painless, negotiation. I took delivery in early May and have enjoyed the boat since. I scheduled my 20 hour service and it was as easy and professional as the negotiation and delivery process. My expectations have been exceeded every step of the way. Baert is a top notch operation from sales through service, they model responsible professionalism in every aspect of their business.

Gina Belmonte: Excellent

Thomas Jevon: very friendly salestaff, excellent selection of boats and rigid inflatables

Mike Langlais: Glad Keith is here, needed a replacement outdrive in a pinch and he had one that worked! Why buy new when you can save some substantial money here, Keith is really friendly and knowledgeable.very responsive and easy to deal with.

Robert Adams: I purchased a Mercury 60 HP outboard motor from KMs Boat Salvage and after having it delivered I found that Mr. Moulton had FALSELY advertised the item.1- He indicated it was a 1991 unit and it is actually a 1990 and there is a significant model change between the years.2- He advertised that it was oil injected and it is NOT oil injected.3- He said it ran. It is impossible to have run as the wiring to the starter was reversed and the starter ran backwards and the electronics would not work.4- After correcting those errors it was determined that it only ran on one of three cylinders and required a new power pack control unit.5- He had indicated what the compression was and in fact it is about 20% lower than what he advertised.6- After finally getting those items corrected it was determined that the water pump impeller had to be replaced.7- He had shown us a video of this motor running but would not give us a copy so that we could verify that it was in fact this motor.The only thing I can say at this point about Mr. Moulton is that he did in fact offer to buy it back, but at the price I payed, without any compensation for the parts and expenses that I incurred to make it a usable motor. The comment I have is the standard "BUYER BE WARE" and verify what he advertise before doing business with him. I personally would not purchase from him again.

Jerald Cordero: Owner was very knowledgeable about his inventory and I will go back to see him pleasure!!

Richard Maio: Keith is very helpful and honest. I will go back if I need parts. I bought a used trailer for my boat.

Mark Bibeault: Very nice guy to deal with, seems knowledgeable, friendly, and helpful

Leah Bridges: Super friendly and he has everything you ever could need!!