Found this looking around at local dealer. This is an interesting looking boat.
http://www.hallbergmarine.com/New-Premi ... _1863.html
Description:
This is a custom one off protoype built by Premier pontoons. The boat has a full enclosure canvas that is visable in the pictures. The entire canopy can be taken off as well. There is also a walk on upper deck with a slide. On the boat there is a cabin that includes a small fridge, stove, and bathroom. FOB Wyoming MN Special permit required for hauling
Interesting Premier Tri-Kat
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Interesting Premier Tri-Kat
Thanks, Mike
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Re: Interesting Premier Tri-Kat
Surprised that isn't up at the owners "cabin" on Vermilion. The president of Premier has a ~30x10 tritoon with twin Suzuki 300's on the back, and he is seen fairly often powering his way from one end to the other at 50+ mph.
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Rebuilt 2016 with 25" single strake outer tubes and a 25x23" straked U-tube
2003 Suzuki DF140 - Yamaha 9.9HT kicker - 39.1@6300rpm
Rebuilt 2016 with 25" single strake outer tubes and a 25x23" straked U-tube
2003 Suzuki DF140 - Yamaha 9.9HT kicker - 39.1@6300rpm
Re: Interesting Premier Tri-Kat
The Premier looks so expensive that the price might limit sales. It's actually more of a tri hull boat than a pontoon. But it's plenty nice.
Too bad that there are relatively few affordable pontoon houseboats on the retail market. The big barge style aluminum houseboats are often in the 75'-100' class, and they're just too expensive to purchase.
A lake house is actually a better value and cheaper in the long run.
Too bad that there are relatively few affordable pontoon houseboats on the retail market. The big barge style aluminum houseboats are often in the 75'-100' class, and they're just too expensive to purchase.
A lake house is actually a better value and cheaper in the long run.
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