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Blakes Marine is a family-owned NSW dealer and online marine store based in Mulgrave, servicing Greater Sydney and regional NSW. They stock new and used boats, outboard motors and a comprehensive spare-parts and accessories range, and represent brands such as Bar Crusher, Stacer, Formosa, Northbank, Stejcraft, Camero and Chaparral. A workshop and service department handle outboard servicing and trailer/boat repairs, with genuine parts for Yamaha, Suzuki, Evinrude, Johnson, Mercury and Mercruiser available.
Service area: Greater Sydney & NSW
Blakes Marine is a family-owned marine dealership and online store operating from Mulgrave, NSW. The business combines a boat-sales showroom with an online parts and accessories catalogue and a workshop. Its website and About text highlight more than 30 years in the local marine trade and an emphasis on serving the NSW and ACT boating community.
Blakes Marine operates a fully equipped workshop staffed by qualified marine mechanics, including Suzuki and BRP master technicians. The service department handles outboard servicing and diagnostics using modern tools and computer software, plus repairs on trailers and boats. Trade and insurance work are mentioned, and the business notes fixed service costs for outboards.
For trailer boat owners, weekend fishers and people buying new or used small craft, Blakes Marine combines boat sales, motor supply and servicing in one place. The combination of showroom stock, a parts counter and an on-site workshop makes it practical to buy a boat, fit a motor and arrange ongoing servicing without dealing with multiple suppliers.
The business operates an online store alongside its physical premises at 1 Railway Road North, Mulgrave NSW 2756. Telephone and email contact are published for sales and service enquiries. Business hours and booking requirements for the service department are shown on the website; bookings are recommended in peak season.
Blakes Marine is positioned as a dealer for several recognised boat builders and mainstream outboard brands. That combination — boat sales, genuine manufacturer parts and an on-site service team — makes it straightforward to source replacement parts and have maintenance or warranty-style work carried out locally.
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