Can't read my data plate on Mercury inflatable.

[lakemac]

I need to read my data plate on my Mercury inflatable to be able to order a new inflatable floor but it is corroded to the point where it is hard to read.
Is there a way to bring back the numbers under the corrosion on the aluminium plate?
Cheers in advance,
Greg.

 

[Sea Rider]

How about posting a nice pic to check its size...

Happy Boating

 

[TOHATSU GURU]

All that is needed is the boat serial number. You can get that off of your boat title or you can try rubbing chalk onto the serial number plate on the outside of the boat.

 

[volkeith]

Where can you order a new floor for the Mercurys?
I just bought one and I would like to know. thanks

 

[Sea Rider]

Try Mercury Marine or a Mercury dealer, BTW air floos are not that cheap as one would think. See if available a alum floor set instead for that model sib. Alu floors performs much better that air floors,

Happy Boating

 

[volkeith]

Try Mercury Marine or a Mercury dealer, BTW air floos are not that cheap as one would think. See if available a alum floor set instead for that model sib. Alu floors performs much better that air floors,

Happy Boating

I know now thanks to you guys lol
I got it for $586 new with 5 year Mercury warranty.

Couldnt pass it up...

 

[TOHATSU GURU]

The most expensive Mercury air deck retails for $439.99.....

 

[volkeith]

The most expensive Mercury air deck retails for $439.99.....

I bought the whole boat new for $586...it included the air deck lol

 

[TOHATSU GURU]

You must have gotten a dinghy model. I was referring to a high pressure air deck.

 

[volkeith]

You must have gotten a dinghy model. I was referring to a high pressure air deck.

no I promise i really did I got a brand new Mercury 340 high pressure air deck boat from a m a z o n for $586

came in a box with a pump oars and warranty card and everything

 

[volkeith]

its like a $2000 boat

 

[Chopperbill]

That's a hell of a buy!

 

[Sea Rider]

Let's hope he likes riding on air deck floor sibs which has pressure issues if not looked after while boating. Re inflate tubes, keel and air deck to it's max recommended working pressure when resting on water after several minutes as to give time for pressure to stabilize inside them. Sib will ride more efficiently and you'll be happier...

Happy Boating

 

[Chopperbill]

I always set mine to the max setting pressure and never found them below the recommended pressures after in the water a while. Still I carry a pump and gauge. That said I would like one of those new foldable RIBs if I could afford it. If I knew I was going to keep mine inflated so long I wouldn't have passed by some of those with an aluminum floor. Air floor is nice and comfy but I could attach what ever doo-dads I wanted to a solid floor.