And, should you run aground, the boat is light enough to be pushed clear. The boat will operate on plane in about 12 inches of water, skimming over flats where many deeper hulls wouldn't make it. This allows access to areas that bigger rigs can't reach. This was probably because the lightweight rig does not force the stern to sink into the water as it drops off plane.Ī shallow draft is a major advantage of using a small aluminum bass like the 160. We had no problems with water coming over the transom on quick stops. The boat slides considerably on tight, high-speed turns, but the slide is predictable after you practice a bit. Steering is single cable rack-and-pinion Teleflex, which felt solid throughout the operating range and gave modest feedback even at top end. Electrical circuits are fused, and the box is located under the console. Standard gauges include a tachometer and speedometer. The Hummingbird 400 LCD, a standard feature, is wisely mounted on the starboard gunwale rather than on the dash, where it would obstruct visibility. We liked the seats however - both fore and aft are built on composite plastic bases rather than wood, and should last a long time. Anglers with long legs might have problems positioning the control comfortably. We found that space available for the trolling motor foot control a bit tight, with only 31 inches between the bow panel and the base of the bow seat. It had more than adequate power to provide all the push needed for boat positioning. The MotorGuide model 730 bow-mount trolling motor, a 12-volt power plant, is standard. The portable fuel tank holds 12 gallons and is stored under the aft platform. If you fish with heavy-weight fishing pals, you might choose the 60-horsepower Mercury/Mariner option. Top speed was 31.5 on the radar gun - sufficient for a boat of this class and probably faster than most buyers are going to drive it. The boat has always been kept covered and is in. It definitely won't leave any V-6s in its wake. For sale is a 1997 Monark Pro 170 17 foot Aluminum bass boat with 1997 75 hp two stroke Mercury engine. With two people aboard, the boat took about 10.2 seconds to plane. You will be tracked and reported to the proper authorities.The test boat was equipped with a 40-horsepower Force engine. Keywords: Bass Tracker, G3, Alumicraft, Lowe Asking $5,800, but will consider a reasonable offer. Everything works great and is ready to fish!! Only reason selling is to make room for my camper. Also come with fitted cover that is in good shape and keeps everything dry. Custom built aluminum carpeted storage compartment in front deck makes for a large front fishing platform, or is easily removable for more floor space. Select your MONARK model to find the perfect. Guidepoles installed on trailer makes loading and unloading easy. Custom bimini tops for MONARK boats from Ameri-Brand Products Inc. Trailer has good tires as well as a spare. The cranking battery is less than one year old. MinnKota Edge 40lb thrust foot controlled trolling motor with two 12V batteries. The Mercury engine has a stainless steel prop and starts on the first crank every time and runs smoothly. The boat has always been kept covered and is in excellent conditon, with the only flaw being some cracking in the vinyl seats. For sale is a 1997 Monark Pro 170 17 foot Aluminum bass boat with 1997 75 hp two stroke Mercury engine.
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