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Sea Hunt Video
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I recently had a very refreshing and happy experience with Spartan Marine. I will not bore folks with the details. Suffice it to state the "customer service" I received from them was absolutely first class.

When I participated in the 2007 Maine Cruise I had an opportunity to look at Spartan Marine a little. A classic and quaint New England small store.

This was my first time in actually talking with folks at Spartan Marine. It will not be my last. I assume I will need replacement parts, etc. from time to time for S/V Bali Ha'i. My first (and hopefully only) call will be to Spartan Marine. Great service :!: ; Great attitude :!: Great customer support :!:
Fair winds,

Roberto

a/k/a Sea Hunt "The Tadpole Sailor"
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jneely
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Had to have some advice replacing some seacocks on my CD27. They were very helpful in determining which seacocks needed replacement and which ones just needed lapping and greasing. They saved me a bundle on unnecessary replacements and got me those that I did need. First class service all the way.
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We've always had first class service from Spartan.
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Klem
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Post by Klem »

Same here, they have been excellent to deal with.
Noel Heslop
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Location: Cape Dory 25D #141, "Breezy", Lake Macquarie, East Coast of Australia

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I needed a replacement raw water seacock and other parts urgently.
Paul at Spartan took my order over the phone, and they arrived home in Australia in 4 days.
Now that is service. Well done Spartan.
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Dixon Hemphill
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Location: Cape Dory 28 "VASA" #144 Annapolis, MD

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I too have had very good relations with Spartan Marine. I sure hope they continue to remain in business for years to come.
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I echo the same sentiments. I just received a set of stuffing box wrenchs ordered last thursday. The time taken to become acquinted with Spartan was was well spent. They offered really good advice concerning packing the stuffing box and the service was top notch. They were surprised to hear that there is a CD in Arkansas!
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Frank Vernet
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rollo_cd26 wrote:They were surprised to hear that there is a CD in Arkansas!
I think many of us share that sentiment :D
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