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placerville posted 04-19-2011 02:29 PM ET (US)
With 2006 90hp Mercury fourstroke EFI 36 hours.
Galvanized EZ Loader roller trailer
Swim Step
Heavy duty kicker bracket
Mills cover
all cushions
No electronics, bimini or cooler
Stainless prop
Runs perfect
photos at https://picasaweb.google.com/111883351105268781112/Montauk170?authkey=Gv1sRgCJKnrPDjgtWoqQE#5597358320217365122
Located near Sacramento Ca.
$16,500
You can email me with questions or for more photos.
elaelap posted 04-19-2011 06:50 PM ET (US)
https://picasaweb.google.com/111883351105268781112/ Montauk170?authkey=Gv1sRgCJKnrPDjgtWoqQE#5597358320217365122
SWEET!, and ten grand less than new. Good luck with your sale, Matt.
Tony
WT posted 04-20-2011 01:43 AM ET (US)
Matt, don't sell your 170 Montauk! You're nuts, why are you giving it away?
Warren
GreatBayNH posted 04-21-2011 11:19 AM ET (US)
That's a low price. It should sell pretty quick!
Parrot6909 posted 04-21-2011 01:31 PM ET (US)
Nice ride for sure. Question, I know on my Montauk, Outrage and Sourpuss I was always told no roller trailers. Did that change with the newer models?
Tohsgib posted 04-21-2011 01:56 PM ET (US)
You can use a roller trailer on lighter hulls.
southshore fisherman posted 04-21-2011 05:55 PM ET (US)
Tohsgib
What is considered a lighter hull? Your statement seems to contradict an article about trailering which gives reasons why an all roller trailer should not be used.

http://continuouswave.com/whaler/reference/trailering/trailer.html
I'm considering a montauk 17 and the type trailer it sits on is one of my considerations.
Thanks for any insight.

GreatBayNH posted 04-22-2011 08:57 AM ET (US)
Good eye on the rollers. Everything I've read cautioned strongly againt their use with foam sandwich hull contruction. It's not the trailer from the factory that's for sure.
Upon closer look at the pictures she didn't seem to be pampered. Holes in the CC; scratches on the hull. Those were some rough 36 hours!
Hoosier posted 04-22-2011 11:01 AM ET (US)
Whaler recommends, almost insists, that trailers have keel rollers and standard bunks. They want the whole weight of the hull to be on the keel, the bunks are not supposed to be weight bearing.

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Author	Topic: 2006 Montauk 170
placerville	posted 04-19-2011 02:29 PM ET (US) With 2006 90hp Mercury fourstroke EFI 36 hours. Galvanized EZ Loader roller trailer Swim Step Heavy duty kicker bracket Mills cover all cushions No electronics, bimini or cooler Stainless prop Runs perfect photos at https://picasaweb.google.com/111883351105268781112/Montauk170?authkey=Gv1sRgCJKnrPDjgtWoqQE#5597358320217365122 Located near Sacramento Ca. $16,500 You can email me with questions or for more photos.
elaelap	posted 04-19-2011 06:50 PM ET (US) https://picasaweb.google.com/111883351105268781112/ Montauk170?authkey=Gv1sRgCJKnrPDjgtWoqQE#5597358320217365122 SWEET!, and ten grand less than new. Good luck with your sale, Matt. Tony
WT	posted 04-20-2011 01:43 AM ET (US) Matt, don't sell your 170 Montauk! You're nuts, why are you giving it away? Warren
GreatBayNH	posted 04-21-2011 11:19 AM ET (US) That's a low price. It should sell pretty quick!
Parrot6909	posted 04-21-2011 01:31 PM ET (US) Nice ride for sure. Question, I know on my Montauk, Outrage and Sourpuss I was always told no roller trailers. Did that change with the newer models?
Tohsgib	posted 04-21-2011 01:56 PM ET (US) You can use a roller trailer on lighter hulls.
southshore fisherman	posted 04-21-2011 05:55 PM ET (US) Tohsgib What is considered a lighter hull? Your statement seems to contradict an article about trailering which gives reasons why an all roller trailer should not be used. http://continuouswave.com/whaler/reference/trailering/trailer.html I'm considering a montauk 17 and the type trailer it sits on is one of my considerations. Thanks for any insight.
GreatBayNH	posted 04-22-2011 08:57 AM ET (US) Good eye on the rollers. Everything I've read cautioned strongly againt their use with foam sandwich hull contruction. It's not the trailer from the factory that's for sure. Upon closer look at the pictures she didn't seem to be pampered. Holes in the CC; scratches on the hull. Those were some rough 36 hours!
Hoosier	posted 04-22-2011 11:01 AM ET (US) Whaler recommends, almost insists, that trailers have keel rollers and standard bunks. They want the whole weight of the hull to be on the keel, the bunks are not supposed to be weight bearing.