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Used Deck Boats in Nebraska, USA

  • 2023 Bayliner Element E18

    2023 Bayliner Element E18

    • Manufacturer: Bayliner
    • Model: Element E18

    Clearance Priced! 2023 Bayliner Element E18 deck boat with Mercury 115hp four stroke motor and matching Karavan single axle trailer. Includes stainless steel component upgrade, aft and bow filler cushions, bimini...

    $30,450 USD

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    Est. $573/mo

    Omaha, NE
  • 2023 Hurricane SunDeck Sport 185

    2023 Hurricane SunDeck Sport 185 OB

    • Manufacturer: Hurricane
    • Model: SunDeck Sport 185

    Clearance Priced! Ask about additional factory incentives! 2023 Hurricane SS185 with Yamaha 115hp four-stroke EFI outboard motor and Custome Heritage single axle trailer. Includes Upgraded gel hull graphics, snap...

    $39,000 USD

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    Est. $734/mo

    Omaha, NE
  • 2025 Bayliner M17

    2025 Bayliner M17

    • Manufacturer: Bayliner
    • Model: M17

    2025 Bayliner M17 featuring a Mercury 90hp motor, complete with a single-axle trailer.This Bayliner M17 comes fully loaded with factory options including the MX Package, M Comfort Package, Ski Tow Pylon, and Grey...

    $34,250 USD

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    Est. $645/mo

    Omaha, NE
  • 2015 Lowe SD 224

    2015 Lowe SD 224

    • Manufacturer: Lowe
    • Model: SD224

    Kearney, NE

Overview

Deck boats combine open cockpit space with a wide, shallow hull for stable, comfortable day cruising and watersports. They feature expansive seating, swim platforms, and storage, often with sun pads and a small head. Favored by families and rental fleets, deck boats balance passenger capacity and easy boarding with good low-speed handling, making them ideal for lakes, bays, and nearshore recreation.

FAQ

What should I check when buying a used deck boat?

Inspect the hull for cracks or repairs, check the transom and gelcoat, review engine hours and service records, test steering, throttle and electronics, examine the outdrive/propeller, battery and bilge, and confirm title/registration.

How is a deck boat usually shipped or delivered?

Common options are trailering by land on a suitable trailer or flatbed, lifting onto a barge for coastal moves, or using specialized boat transport. Secure loose gear, protect canvas and electronics, and arrange insurance and permits.

What regular maintenance does a deck boat need?

Routine tasks include flushing engines after saltwater use, oil and filter changes, inspecting hoses and bellows, servicing the outdrive/sterndrive, replacing anodes, cleaning and waxing the hull, maintaining batteries and bilge pumps, and winterizing.