Zodiac Pro Open 650

Excellent condition, zero hull or tube leaks. Both outboards are in top running condition, carefully maintained - oil changes every 100 hours, freshwater flushes after every outing. Top speed is 38 knots / 44 mph. It can carry a large family, it’s super stable, and it handles big chop easily. There’s a reason the Navy and Coast Guard have Zodiacs.

A full tuneup was done in August 2025. I’ve always stored the boat in an RV park, covered. I have the title and registration for the boat and trailer.

Boat details

- Suzuki DF175, 760 hours
- Suzuki DF15A, 30 hours
- 53 gallon fuel tank
- deep V hull, 24° deadrise (means smooth ride in rough water)
- 23” tubes, 5 chambers
- bilge pump replaced in 2020
- trim motor and both batteries replaced in 2021
- helm replaced in 2022

Trailer

- double axle, 25-ft, McClain ATT2040
- all marker and taillights working
- bearings in excellent shape, checked in August 2025
- jack stand freshly lubed

Fixables

- The aluminum harness keeping the 15-horse in the upright position is broken. As a temporary fix I employed a piece 2x2.
- There are three switches on the cockpit panel that no longer apply, due to the T-top removal years ago: NAV/ANC, Deck Lights, and VHF. The GPS switch has to be on for the plotter, and I have the bilge pump set to automatically start when needed.
- The trim gauge isn't working, so I adjust by look and feel based on sea conditions.

Items included

- Simrad Cruise 7 chart plotter
- handheld VHS radio with AIS
- 2 large-volume K pumps for tubes
- 2 Mustang flotation jackets
- San Juan Islands marine atlas with depth charts
- full set of foul weather gear
- full toolbox with extra key, hull plug, and scupper
- USB charger on dash
- flares, air horn, and first aid kit
- coolers fore and aft
- tube valve core wrench
- Coast Guard life ring
- 60-ft heavy duty tow line
- Delta galvanized fast-set anchor
- mushroom anchor with bungee line for tidal beaches
- custom nylon boat cover
- 2 collapsible paddles
- homemade pole holder