What does BMT mean in YACHTING

When purchasing a boat, motor and trailer you need to think about how much power you will require; this will depend on the size of the lake or river where your boat will be used. You also need to consider what type of watercraft you want; sailboats, rowboats or powerboats are all available. Finally, ensure that the parts of the package work together well in terms of weight capacity and maneuverability.

The size of the motor depends on factors such as your intended use for the craft (river cruising or fishing etc.) and the size/weight of your vessel. Generally speaking, larger motors have more power but also require more fuel so it is important to weigh up your options based on what you plan on doing with your craft.

You can choose from a variety of trailers depending on the size/weight of your watercraft. Single axle trailers might be suitable for smaller boats while twin axle trailers can handle larger vessels. There are also different construction materials available such as aluminium or galvanised steel so it's important to decide which is right for you depending on how often you plan to use and move your craft.

The lifespan of a luxury boat depends on how it is maintained and cared for by its owner but typically boats last between 10-20 years with regular maintenance such as winterizing and cleaning performed each year.

Yes some retailers offer financing options when buying a BMT package where customers can pay monthly instalments over an agreed period at an agreed interest rate - check with individual retailers to find out what their individual financing details are like.