Posted: July 17 2006 at 10:49 | IP Logged

Pro Sports Boats manufacturer's link: http://www.prosportsboats.com/

Also under the name SeaQuest: http://www.seaquestboats.biz/index.php

and ProKat: http://www.prokatboats.biz/index.php

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Posted: August 29 2006 at 15:36 | IP Logged

hi all prosports owners. i have a 2000 2550wa.i bought it as a leftover with a 2001 yamaha 250 hp.i top out at about 38 mph witj two aboard and a full tank of gas 139 gals.i usually cruise to  my fishing spots at about 3700 rpm or 25mph.i have read reports on other forumns that bad mouth this manufacturer but i have yet to have a problem with boat or for that matter with the motor.my only cause for concern has been my electric windlass a lewmar simpson 400.over the years i can't tell you how many anchor lines i have been through.i beleive that the yard i bought the boat from did not install the pulpit properly and sooner rather than later i will be changing things.i have to show this site to big e he has a 25'pro kat.i have ridden in it and it seems like a wonderful boat as well.i would like to hear from fellow prosports owners.good cruising to all

bigVF

Posted: August 24 2007 at 19:20 | IP Logged

"Hi

I recently E-mailed you for advice on what to do out here on the West Coast in San Diego, Ca with a newly purchased ProKat 2660 WA now that we have lost our dealer.  Who do we turn to for support when we have warranty issues with the boat?  We still love the boat but the little things are starting to add up and with out the help of a dealer it is starting to become a Love/Hate relationship and may soon become a very negative experience.  I can only hope that you still care about the customer after the sale is complete and do not leave us out here high and dry.  Please contact us with information on what we can do about warranty issues.  The boat is only 6 months old and I have had to replace several switches and a pump and the costs are starting to add up.  Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Thank You from out here in San Diego.

Marty"

This is a copy of the second E-mail that I sent to the manufacture at ProSports.  They ignored the first one.  I hope they respond because I feel a little abandoned out here.