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Clarification--the standard tow eye is in fact intended for occasional, slow speed, short distance towings. Our boat was so equipped. The picture posted above is of the enhanced tow eye marketed by Broward Marine. The optional tow package from Boston Whaler for the Montauk includes that tow eye toge...

The tow option offered by Boston Whaler must be requested when ordering. The reinforcement required is constructed during the build. The eye itself does not differ markedly from the standard eye. Broward Marine (or Toweye) fabricates the eyes for Boston Whaler. The owner of Broward is a very nice fe...

I want to thank everyone for their input. I thought I had indicated [but never mentioned before this--jimh] that our plan was to run generally at 8-nautical-miles-per-hour and only occasionally at 16-nautical-miles-per-hour. I have spoken to TOWEYE, which sells a reinforced eye with backing plate fo...

Forgive me for using the wrong term, I guess I should have called it bow eye.

[Thanks for the clarification. I deleted all references to the wrong term so as not to memorialize the misuse.--jimh]

Planning to tow [a Boston Whaler 210 MONTAUK] behind sportfish. There is a [bow eye]. Do I need something more for my plan?

Just bought 2014 210 Montauk with a Boston-Whaler-supplied T-Top. Is the T-Top made of aluminum or stainless steel?