Engine
-
Total Power
-
Engine Hours
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Class
Jet
Length
23ft
Year
2007
Model
AR230
Capacity
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Boat Details
Description
2007 Yamaha AR230, Newly Arrived on Consignment! Well maintained and locally used 2007 Yamaha AR230. Reliable, fun, and great performance of twin engines. With twin jet engines this boat is fun and capable in shallow waters like the river but boasts a deep-V for an excellent rough water ride. Stop by or call your local Germaine Marine Dealer for more information.
The low profile of the Yamaha engines made it possible to design a 4'-deep platform that’s arranged on two levels to create a comfortable lounging area. The latest version features curved and padded vertical surfaces for backrests and horizontal surfaces covered in soft HydroTurf material that’s easy on the feet and knees. A wide hatch in the upper level of the platform covers a wet-stowage compartment that can handle lines and fenders, swim fins, and other gear. The lower level has a pedestal socket for a table, and a new optional extension for the standard Bimini top provides shade. There’s even a remote for the stereo.
It’s a design that can’t be duplicated on a stern drive-powered boat, which has a much taller engine sitting right up against the transom.
There’s also the feeling of safety offered by the jet drives, which are tucked far under the stern of the boat-away from the feet of young swimmers. Those drives give this boat its shallow draft and make it easy to beach. But they come with disadvantages as well. At no-wake speeds this keelless boat wanders in a cross wind and can be tricky to maneuver around a dock, and top speed is slightly limited due to the lack of drive trim. But the self-draining engines and drives are easy to maintain, and the acceleration and midrange handling rival those of an inboard skiboat. Or even a waterbike.
The low profile of the Yamaha engines made it possible to design a 4'-deep platform that’s arranged on two levels to create a comfortable lounging area. The latest version features curved and padded vertical surfaces for backrests and horizontal surfaces covered in soft HydroTurf material that’s easy on the feet and knees. A wide hatch in the upper level of the platform covers a wet-stowage compartment that can handle lines and fenders, swim fins, and other gear. The lower level has a pedestal socket for a table, and a new optional extension for the standard Bimini top provides shade. There’s even a remote for the stereo.
It’s a design that can’t be duplicated on a stern drive-powered boat, which has a much taller engine sitting right up against the transom.
There’s also the feeling of safety offered by the jet drives, which are tucked far under the stern of the boat-away from the feet of young swimmers. Those drives give this boat its shallow draft and make it easy to beach. But they come with disadvantages as well. At no-wake speeds this keelless boat wanders in a cross wind and can be tricky to maneuver around a dock, and top speed is slightly limited due to the lack of drive trim. But the self-draining engines and drives are easy to maintain, and the acceleration and midrange handling rival those of an inboard skiboat. Or even a waterbike.
Measurements
Dimensions
Nominal Length:23ft
Propulsion
Fuel Type:gasoline
Location
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