CrestLiner VS Lund! WATCH BEFORE BUYING! Top 3 Differences!
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- Опубліковано 14 лип 2024
- Crestliner boats v lund boats. What's the difference? Crestliner Sport Fish, Crestliner Super Hawk, Crestliner Fish Hawk, Crestliner Raptor, Crestliner Discovery, Crestliner mx, Crestliner Storm, Lund angler, Lund adventure, Lund impact, Lund Fury, Lund Tyee, Lund Sport Angler, Lund Renegade, Lund pro v bass, Lund Pro Guide, Lund Baron
Lund Boats: www.lundboats.com/
Crestliner Boats: www.crestliner.com/
Alumacraft Vs Lund: www.youtube.com/watch?v=ao9Wo...
Tracker Vs Ranger: www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOXrE...
Ranger Boats: www.rangerboats.com/
Crestliner Boats: www.crestliner.com/
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Great job on the review. Covered the stuff I wanted to know. The wooden deck thing is true, my Bass Tracker is 21 years old, and I was fixing some wiring underneath the deck and I realized the wood was rooting. At least I can still fish out of it.
Thanks for watching!🔥
I have read a few comments and find it to be a little biased. I’ve been in both, and currently run the Crestliner. The weld trumps rivits. Transom is welded inside and out. I researched for a year and a half, Crestliner won me over for some of the same reasons you mentioned. Good stuff, thanks!
Good review. Hit the nail on the head on most of it. I feel Lund is the name that has been around forever, and you pay for it. Some of their trim on similar boats to the Crestliner might be a little more plush, however I am on my second Crestliner, and I could not fathom the cost difference for the same type boat versus the Lund. I always get told by dealerships that Brunswick uses the Crestliner as the "family fishing boat" and price points it less, and Lund for the "enthusiast fisher", and relies on the brand name loyalty.
Wife and I just went through the exercise of comparing Crestliner's 1650 Fishhawk and the Lund 1775 Adventure Sport. They were both nice boats but my wife liked the Lund and it was a bigger boat for the same price so we purchased the Lund. Besides, I'm a fan of riveted boats, having owned an Alumacraft for 33 years which is still leak-free and in excellent condition. For another $6000, The Crestliner Fishhawk 1750 was priced similar to the Lund Impact 1775 but the Impact was better equipped for the same money.
Him doing a review on Lund and crest liner when he’s standing in front of a tracker
I was thinking the same thing
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I think he likes the Tracker best.
I’ll take a wooden floor and transom Lund any day over a Tracker boat. I owned a new Tracker and the hull cracked in 4 different places. I now have a older Lund and it built like a tank
Trackers are the K-mart brand of boats IMO
I've owned aluminum bass boats with wood decking and some with aluminum decking. In the Summer time aluminum decking gets very hot and noisy even with carpet. Wood is much cooler. If stored properly, A good quality wood deck can last the life of the boat.
This is some of the most false info I’ve ever seen in a single video. Lund does have full aluminum decking with a far superior water channeling system for dry storage, the Composite transom are awesome, for smaller boats riveted is every bit as good. Heck ranger tracker ect have pulled facebook groups over cracked welds. Also your quote of Lunda Bass boats starting at a base price of 40K is about double what they are. No issues with Crestliner but this is obviously a very bias review from someone favoring a type of boat similar to his tracker.
I personally own a Crestliner, but, Lund does offer a 1650 Rebel XL with a 40 hp Merc for $17,697 per their website as of today.
Wood does rot but takes longer and easy to replace. Welds can crack and rivets can leak. Which is easier to fix? Pick your pains.
this man just said a Honda is higher quality. You have to pay extra because merc and these two company's are under the umbrella of Brunswick. Who also owns a lot more boat brands and Atwood marine. It costs more because you have to go out of the Brunswick umbrella so they make it cheaper so you buy from one of their company's.
I was intrigued this was broken down into 3 categories & you started at the 3rd one. Really sent me for a loop
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No screws are rivets wanted in a boat hull are furniture here in east Texas the stumps will beat them out
You don’t like wooden decks? What about your Tracker? It has pressure treated plywood (better than marine plywood) and a lifetime warranty on the deck. I too have a Tracker PT175TXW. The wooden decks don’t bother me though I do wish they were aluminum. If I ever have to replace the carpet I may coat the wood on all sides with fiberglass.
The main reason I make these videos is to educate people before they buy. We were not educated enough when we made our purchase. Thanks for watching!🔥
I was considering taking my Crestliner to Florida with me and fishing saltwater with it. Was wondering what the deck was made of as pressure treated wood and salt don't mix. Now I know so all I need is to sell my trailer for a galvanized or aluminum one and I'm all good. Thanks! Other than the stupid Idea of carpet in a boat I can't see anything on the down side of one of these boats in salt water as long as you understand about Saltwater issues. Hope my carpet get eaten so I have a reason to tear it out.
I know this video was uploaded nearly 2 years ago, but speaking to the "why would you downgrade to a 20hp" comment at aroun 6minutes in - I would do this, because I live in SW PA, and most of our "lakes" are HP restricted to 20hp by the PA fish & game commission, so a 20HP would make PERFECT sense for us.
Funny I found out that Crestliner and Lund are built in the same factory at New York Mills Minnesota. Guess it’s the difference between buying a gmc or Chevy. Take your pick I’m sure there both excellent boats.
@jerry, the welded boats are easier to clean because the hull is smooth. they look better too.
I prefer welded myself.
The Titanic was riveted.
Theres a reason why ship builders switched from riveted to welded decades ago. Both are great boats and are sister companies. I own a CRESTLINER 1750 Super Hawk Platinum and I love it.
it would not have mattered if the titanic was welded it would have still sank
composite is great, strong and never corrodes. think guns. look at glocks, sigsm cz. lots of polymer composites used
Tracker has wooden decking also
Rivets are better than welded rivets don’t crack like welds and it cost more to repair a cracked welding than a rivet
But aren't trackers are wood?
I own a 2004 Crestliner 1850 Fish Hawk. Has wood floor and aluminum hatches. Wood is only complaint. Far superior fishability to a lund. I am trading it in for a new 1850 Fish Hawk. 4 stroke motor, (previous 2 stroke), front and rear decks are much higher(more fishable than '04 model), and a second council. If I could afford it I'd keep my '04 as a trolling boat and the new for casting. I have been a guide since the late 90's and have been in a ton of boats as a foreman at a marina. Crestliner is putting out the best aluminum these days. I can't speak for the triangle hull boat line("backwater boats") those hulls suck across all brands for my application and from my experience. When I bought boats for a rental fleet I was limited by dealership agreements and had alumicraft. Not bad. If you don't like their trim, get a G3. Same boats just finished nicer. When it comes to aluminum I choose crestliner. With this most recent purchase, my family came in to invest into business and it increased my buying ability greatly, I still choose a Crestliner! The fish hawk hull can handle it all like a Cadillac and then fish like a bass boat once on location. As far as rigging, I like to choose my stuff. I will buy electronics and have marine install. I don't mind that Crestliners are mostly rigged with mercury motors. Mercury are rock solid. The big foot or large diameter gear case is nearly indestructible. Really, had these on rental units and they kept on the water all season for many years, talking thousands of hours not hundreds per season. I also have had good experiences with yamaha and suzuki.
Honda outboards higher quality then a merc?
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Used is the only way I buy! Why take a huge hit if you have the cash you can buy for almost half the price for a good used one a few years old.
In the boat comparison you compared a modified v boat to a deep v boat. Not sure why.
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Pros n cons to everything. Ex. rivets can flex to an extend when going through rough waters. Welds cant and can crack over time. Is weld stronger yes but doesn't flex.
lifetime warranty on main welds with crestliner.
Crestliner Just Jumped To 1st Place For MY Personal Interest Of What Muskie/Bass Fishing Boat Im Going To Buy👍
Welded Vs Rivets🤔 Easy Decision 🤷
yamaha or suzuki only
transom rot is gone with lunds. also with welds, if you have to get a weld repair, you’re toast. it’ll never be factory fresh for a good repair. pop a rivet and go
I'm more interested in knowing why he has two hot water heaters I mean really who needs 100 gallons of hot water on keep on keep on keeping on
They’re water heaters, not “hot” water heaters. You don’t need to heat hot water.
Turned me away from Lund looking for 20 ft boat
Yes, payed 10% more for my Lund. But it is worth 50% more when I trade it in for another Lund!
Hogwash! Crestliner hold value better than Lund. Spent the last month pricing used boats.
They’re all too much $.
I am buying a Lund 1775 Adventure. It has no wood
Both brands are made in the SAME FACTORY too.
That has zero to do with quality it’s what the standard for that brand is
Exactly the same standards.
Both good boats.
If you don’t mind running your bilge pump constantly, buy the Lund.
You have a tracker and trackers have wood decks
People buy trackers due to the price. And there ok. If your wealthy get a crestliner.
I'm sorry but Crestliner paint scratches way too easily and if anything rubs on it it takes paint right off. My boat a 2020 Brand New 2000 Bay boat was recalled last year under warranty to correct the deck and the hull paint peeling. Crestliner has had my boat for over 160 days and it has still not been returned to me. Yes, I'm still making payments every month while they have my boat.
Its a fishing boat hahaha who cares about the paint!
This isent a good breakdown
10 min online gets more info then this
So 16k for Crestline, and 22k for Lund...a 5 thousand dollars difference? Guess you flunked math! Lol
fishing for 30 years. nothing tops a lund. especially the 2018s and up.
Fishing for 50 years. If you like leaky boats, buy a Lund.
Wanna stay dry, Crestliner.
wish there was a block channel button..
There is, don’t click on it, Einstein.
Same company bro
Ranger and Tracker are owned by the same company, but they’re completely different boats. Same thing with these two.
Not true, the Lund is almost as good as a Crestliner.
Tracker is the “budget” model.
Very fishable for the price point though.
I have a 93 Starcraft 19ft superfisherman. the deck eventually rotted and i replaced it and covered it in vynil. Afriend of mine is an avid fisherman and an airline pilot. When asked about welded hulls he replied, "Have you ever seen a welded aluminum airplane? enough said
The Navy uses all welded boats.
Planes sink like a rock in water.
Enough said!
@@badmoonryzin7251 your talking heavy guage aluminum. Im talking Tracker boats aluminum. big difference.
Big difference between a tracker and a Crestliner.
And there's a reason why airplanes are riveted just saying.
Derp. Airplanes sink like a rock in water. US Navy will not use riveted hulls because they don’t last, welded only!
Just sayin’.
To much misinformation.
A(proper) weld is superior to a rivet. Rivets flex over time and *expand*
(Proper) welds do not flex over time and do not expand.
Aluminum that is prone to high stress will flex, but if properly welded will hold its shape over time. The same cannot be said for rivets.
Lund uses .080 gauge aluminum bottom and 0.063 freeboard
Crestliner uses .090 gauge aluminum and .080 freeboard
At the end of the day whether or not you want to hear this (Lund fan boys) lund is over priced and not worth the extra money for its reputation and quality, those are the facts.
You can get the same quailty boat if not better for almost half the price. Most of the time lund is a more money then brains, brand loyal purchase.
It's like buying a Porsche/mastari/Bentley over the common brands such as gmc/dodge/ford.
In todays economy the consumer should be advocating for some competitive pricing, but we the consumer just buy and go on with our day to day lives.....
Your welcome.
I’ve web to the factory and both boats are built at and there is a reason the Lund cost more. Its better built and they also go through way more testing than Crestliner, but when you buy a Lund you get what you pay for.
I work at the factory. The boats go through the exact same testing.
The all welded Crestliner looks better and lasts longer. The boats bought by employees is 2 to 1 Crestliner.
Wow good to know. I have a 2014 fishhawk 1650, I believe it had the lifetime hull warranty, but seems that may have changed in the last few years.
@@badmoonryzin7251 That tells you a lot right there. There is a reason why the workers at the factory choose Crestliner 2:1 over Lund. Personally, I owned three different riveted boats that developed leaks under the driver's seat after fishing hard on Lake Erie. I now own a Crestliner Fish Hawk (year 5) and love it. No leaks and no issues!!