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2019 Moomba Mojo — Should You Buy One?

Typical asking price: $48,000–$68,000. There are 2 high-severity known issues you need to know before handing over a check.

Kestrel Take

The value surf boat — Moomba (built by Skier's Choice, alongside Supra) delivers a genuinely good surf wave and solid build at a notably lower price than the premium brands. It's the smart-money way into wake surfing. Still a hard-used surf boat, so ballast/surf systems, engine hours, and drivetrain are the inspection. A documented Mojo is a lot of surf boat for the money; verify the systems and service.

Known Issues for the 2019 Moomba Mojo

Ranked by wallet impact. These are documented, recurring problems — not freak accidents.

Ballast system (pumps, bags, valves)High — wallet impact

The ballast system fails and leaks with hard use; verify function and check for water damage.

Repair cost range: $500-$3,000

High engine hours from surfingHigh — wallet impact

Verify engine hours and full service history.

Repair cost range: $200-$5,000

Surf system / electronicsMedium

The surf-shaping system and electronics are complex; verify function.

Repair cost range: $500-$3,000

Drivetrain / prop / strut wearMedium

Inspect the inboard drivetrain, prop, shaft, and strut.

Repair cost range: $300-$3,000

Walk-Away Red Flags

  • Ballast/surf faults or leaks
  • High hours, thin records
  • Water damage
  • Drivetrain vibration

Good Signs

  • Ballast/surf systems working
  • Documented service, reasonable hours
  • Freshwater, well-stored

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Known issues on this page are based on documented owner reports, NHTSA complaints, class-action records, and manufacturer technical service bulletins. Individual vehicles vary. A pre-purchase inspection by a trusted mechanic is always worth doing.