We recently made the bold decision to take on a product – which is the ARG Gyro Stabiliser. I have never before staked my reputation on a product – but this one won us over.
And here are some of the reasons why:
When it comes to investing in boating equipment, peace of mind is paramount. That’s why the ARG Gyro Stabiliser offers the industry’s longest warranty: a remarkable 5 years / 6000 hours. But why is this warranty such a game-changer, and how does it set ARG apart from the competition?
Unmatched Peace of Mind with ARG Gyro Stabilisers
A warranty of this length ensures that boat owners can enjoy their time on the water without the constant worry of equipment failure. Knowing that ARG stands behind their product for such an extended period demonstrates their confidence in the durability and reliability of their stabilisers.
Superior Quality Assurance in ARG
To offer such a robust warranty, ARG Gyro Stabilisers are subjected to rigorous quality control and testing processes. Each and every unit is bench tested before being released for installation. This ensures that every stabiliser not only meets but exceeds industry standards.
Cost-Effective Investment with ARG Gyro Stabilisers
Over a five-year period, maintenance and repair costs can add up. The extended warranty provided by ARG means fewer out-of-pocket expenses for boat owners. This long-term cost-saving aspect makes the ARG stabiliser not just a purchase, but a smart investment for the future.
Customer Trust and Satisfaction with ARG
Offering the longest warranty in the industry is a testament to ARG’s commitment to customer satisfaction. This assurance builds trust and loyalty, knowing that the company is dedicated to supporting their customers well beyond the initial purchase.
Conclusion
In summary, the ARG Gyro Stabiliser’s extensive warranty is more than just a promise; it’s a commitment to excellence. It provides boat owners with the security and confidence they need to fully enjoy their time on the water, making ARG the superior choice for gyro stabilisation.
EVEN KEEL
To keep things on a level keel, Tim installed an ARG 250T stabiliser into his O’Brien. “The Barrier Reef will really expose weakness, but the way this boat’s set up, the gyro really suits us,” he says. “It looks like a generator, weighs about 700kg and spins at 4000RPM. With centrifugal force, as your boat heels over it dampens the roll and brings you back. When you’re getting up that tower for 100 days straight, anything you can do to make it a bit easier on yourself and the boat is worth it.”
Legendary long-time game-fishing skipper, Tim Dean
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