Sea Doo Islandia SE

2007 Sea Doo Islandia SE 22 Jet Boat powered by Twin 155 hp Rotax engines. The 2007 model engines are NON-Supercharged engine's, so there's no BIG $$ rebuilds on the superchargers. Superchargers require a rebuild every 100 hours and can cost between $800--$900 Each! The NADA value on this model (today, 2/15/19) is between $20,640-$22,920.This boat is in very good condition and is stored inside our garage. Everything on the boat function as it should with the exception of the bilge pump, which is brand new, and does run, but won't drain. I assume it has a problem in the drainage tube however Im not in a condition to fix it, physically. .Hence, the reason the boat is for sale in the first place.I was involved in a snowmobile accident and have a severe shoulder injury and require 6-8 months of recovery and physical therapy.The boat comes with thousands of dollars worth of brand new and used equipment. A Garmin 440s plotter/depth/fish finder including 2 Garmin Bluechart G2 vision cards that provide detailed satellite imagery. 1 for the east coast central Florida and The Bahamas and 1 west coast Florida. it has 4 new JVC Marine speakers. a new handheld VHS radio, a new ePirb personal global locator, a new 28 quart cooler, new fire extinguisher, new marine tool kit, new full USCG safety kit, 4 new unused PFD, new unused porta-potty, new anchor chains and lines, 150 and 200. Dock lines and fenders, 4 brand new tires on the INCLUDED trailer (with @300 miles) and 4 new bunk mounting plates. bunks have new marine carpet also. The boat also has Bimini top, and a brand new, in the box, unopened, unused cover made by the Poppy company ($600+).The boat was just tuned up and has had a synthetic oil & filter change on both engines.This Boat and trailer are 100% ready to go (aside from the bilge pump issue)!Do your research on the boats options to familiarize yourself with all of its features. Research will tell you that this model was not manufactured with an "operating hours" meter. Why? I wish I knew.... that was quite a manufacturing mistake if you ask me. I can only estimate the total hours by my very limited usage and the prior owners information at around 325 hours. the only way to really know is for an authorized repair facility to connect the proper scanner to truly read it with accuracy.Now for the Bad. I can not take the boat out for a test cruise because of my current physical condition. I have absolutely no use of my left arm so i cant manipulate the on/off trailer or in/out of the garage, or moving my 900 pound motorcycle, and due to my medication I can't drive either. The already mentioned bilge pump issue, Otherwise there are no other Bad's.Follow this link to YouTube for a 20 minute walk around of the entire boat and most all of the equipment included.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DU9ij_inSXQ&t=189s