Axius Sytem on a Sea Ray Sundancer
Mercury Marine, Sea Ray Boats, and Erwin Marine Sales, will host a test-drive event featuring it's all-new Joystick Docking System. Mercury Marine's Axius and Zeus Docking System is a ground-breaking technology which allows docking with ease.
Erwin Marine Sales is set to host the "Drive It to Believe It" Axius / Zeus Experience Event. Attendees will be able to experience the 360-degree control of the all-new Axius on a Sea Ray 310 Sundancer (gas) and the Zeus on a Sea Ray 44 Sundancer (diesel). Both experienced and novice boaters are invited to the event and will appreciate the effortlessness of docking with this system. Mercury Marine has revolutionized the boating industry with the Axius / Zeus Joystick Docking technology. Mercury's propulsion system promises to change your boating experience forever. You'll have to drive it to believe it. It's so easy a kid can do it!
The "Drive It to Believe It" Axius / Zeus Experience Event will take place at the Erwin Marine Sales dealership at Chickamauga Marina, 3001 Kings Point Road, Chattanooga, Tennessee on Saturday, June 6th from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm and on Sunday, June 7th from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm. There will also be a Kids Docking Challenge to begin at 3:00 pm on Saturday. For details about the event, contact Jessica Arnold at (423) 622-1978.
What: The "Drive It to Believe It" Axius / Zeus Experience Event
When: Saturday, June 6th, 9-6 EST. and Sunday, June 7th, 11-4 EST.
Where: Chickamauga Marina by the Dam
Who: Novices and Experienced Boaters
About Erwin Marine Sales: The company headquarters are in Chattanooga, TN where it recently celebrated thirty years in business. Sea Ray Boats recognizes the company as a Top Ten Dealer and a Master Dealer. Carver Yachts has bestowed Commander Dealer status on the company. The company is also a Certified Marine Dealer under the auspices of the Marine Retailers' Association of America and practices the Code of Customer Ethics as written by that organization. Open at www.erwinmarinesales.com all the time.
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