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The 2010 Harris Flotebote 240 Grand Mariner: A Review
Pontoon boats are a clear favourite for those looking for leisurely cruises or fun-filled water adventures, and within this landscape, the 2010 Harris Flotebote 240 Grand Mariner shines as a figurehead of reliability and enjoyment. With its refined crafting and spec-packed design, it takes on the water with an easy grace that is seldom seen in boating.
Embarking on the 240 Grand Mariner begins with admiring its impressive dimensions. At a moderate length of 25'5" and a beam width of 8'6", the boat offers ample space without compromise. With a pontoon length of 24' and a diameter of 25", this sturdy and spacious construction allows for a consistently smooth and stable ride.
Concerning its weight and capacity, let's put things into perspective. We’re talking about 2,500 lbs without the Performance III Package and 3,000 lbs with the optional upgrade, rendering it a reliable vessel for long-term usage. Accommodating up to 16 people and carrying 2,225 lbs without the Performance III Package, and 2,425 lbs with the package, it’s a clear weekend party favourite among family and friends.
The heart of this pontoon boat is a powerhouse with a maximum horsepower of 150 HP that can be boosted up to 250 HP with the Performance III Package. This makes the Harris Flotebote 240 Grand Mariner a phenomenal choice for an active day out on the water.
Asides its powerhouse, it's also equipped with a broad range of amenities, all aimed at enhancing the boating experience. Standard features include aluminum extruded crossmembers, durable aluminum fence panels, certification standards meeting N.M.M.A. and A.B.Y.C. specifications, a permanent mount fuel system, and much more. Other add-ons, from the 11'6" Bimini to the Sony Gold Stereo with CD player, round off the Grand Mariner and create a truly luxurious setting.
Additionally, the 2010 Harris Flotebote 240 Grand Mariner doesn't skimp on safety features too. Essentials including a manual fire extinguisher, secure docking lights, and sturdy trailer tow eye are all integrated into the boat's design.
In conclusion, the 2010 Harris Flotebote 240 Grand Mariner combines functionality, comfort, and performance in a pontoon boat that lives up to the high standards set by Harris Flotebote. For anyone interested in a pontoon boat, this model offers an MSRP of $33,035.00 and an invoice price of $24,775.00, striking a balance between luxury and value. In the realm of pontoon boats, the Harris Flotebote 240 Grand Mariner might just be the pinnacle of seaworthy craftsmanship.
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Harris Flotebote 240 Grand Mariner 2010 Info
Boat Length 25&39;5"
Pontoon Length 24&39;
Pontoon Diameter 25"
Beam Width 8&39;6"
Weight 2,500 lbs
Weight with Performance III Package 3,000 lbs
Capacity Persons 16 2,225 lbs
Capacity Persons 16 2,425 lbs with Performance III Package
Max horsepower with 25" Tubes 150 HP
Max horsepower with Performance III Package 250 HP
Draft Up 13"
Draft Down 21"
Bridge Clearance (Bimini and stern light down) 62"
Aluminum extruded crossmembers
Aluminum fence panels, color with imperial crimp .032 gauge
Aluminum transom lifetime structural warranty
Certification standards - N.M.M.A. to A.B.Y.C. specifications, C.E.
DC receptacle, 12 volt (2)
Deck, radius bow Decking with tongue and groove 3/4" - 7 ply lifetime structural warranty
Dolphin Bow Nose Cone .090 gauge Fence - 1 1/4", anodized aluminum rail
Fuel system, permanent mount 31 gallon (50 gallon Package III)
Full-length pontoon brackets
Total Torsion Reduction (TTR) US Patent
Furniture, rotational molded structural bases
Double wall Gates, safety (Pat 6,443,088)
Gauges, analog Gauges, stainless bezels with fog resistant lens
Helmstand, fiberglass Horn with Stainless Steel cover
Keel, full length, extruded (3/8 inch thick)
Ladder, 4-step telescoping (stern)
Mooring eyes, stern
Rubrail, anodized including vinyl insert Skid plate
center sunlounge
Stainless steel fasteners and hardware
100% Steering, "No Feedback" Steering, tilt
Structural lifetime warranty
Switch, dimmer panel lights
Switches, lighted
Trailer tow eye
Trailering struts
Power ARM Transducer bracket, welded (2)
Vinyls, marine - non woven 17 mil/33 ounces with PreFixx
Zero friction control cables
Bimini, 11&39;6" (1.25" frame with Stainless Steel quick release)
Carpet, Imperial Two-Tone 32 ounce
Changing room with curtain
Cleats, cast aluminum
Cooler, 25 Quart
Cover, mooring including storage bag, E-Z Clip system, bow extension
Cupholders, stainless steel
Depthsounder, digital
Docking lights, LED
Fire extinguisher, manual
Glovebox, lockable
Lighting, courtesy
Paper towel holder
Seat, helm
Ultra Lux Speedometer Stereo, Sony Gold including CD player, 4 speakers, USB port
Sunlounge, stern
Table, aft with molded drink holders
Trailer protection clips
Waste basket
Windscreen, removable
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