2017 Lund 1875 Pro-V SS

The Lund 1875 Pro V has everything you could imagine in an 18-foot fishing boat.   It has a ton of storage.   The rod locker holds over 14 rods - can put 2 rods in some of the holders if you're careful.   There are 2 livewells and a baitwell.    I bought this boat brand new and it's extremely clean.  Always stored in a heated shop in the winter.   I have always used premium fuel when fueling up.   We pull the boat with the large rock tamer mud flaps on so there are no rock chips on this boat.   The actual boat name is a Pro-V tournament series - it didn't have that option when selecting the model on this site.   Comes with a roller trailer and drato fast lock/release.  The front mount trolling motor is a motor guide 24 volt with the spot lock feature that holds tight.   The motor-guide has a built in transducer that is compatible with a lowrance unit if you want a depth finder on the bow.   For the right price I may include the front mounted electronics.   There is an on board charger as well as recently added ac/dc out-put charger that will charge the trolling motor batteries when the big motor is running.  The batteries were new in June of this year.   Will include the ski pole and bimini walk through top cover as well as the original boat cover.   This boat is rated to hold up to 6 people as there are 4 chairs plus 2 flip up chairs in the rear.   The driver's chair is a very comfortable captains chair.  The floor is the snap in floor that is easy to remove for cleaning.  Will include the troll master dial, to dial in the kicker motor at exactly the speed you want.   We like to pull crankbaits and the troll master feature is a must for dialing in the exact speed you want.  If you're not familiar with the troll master feature google it and watch demonstrations on you-tube.   Will not include any electronics, but I could possibly leave the lowrance down-scan/side imaging transducer on the boat.   The big motor is a 150 merc with Smart-craft added.  The top end speed of this boat is 43 to 44 mph.   One feature on the smart-craft gauges that I utilize the most is that it can track gallons per hour - so you can dial in the most fuel efficient speed depending on water conditions.   Running wide open will use 13 to 14 gallons per hour - running at 23 to 26 mph is the most fuel efficient using 4 to 4.5 gallons per hour.   This boat is the 3rd pro-v that I have owned.   You can easily fish 5 to 6 people out of this boat - the only reason we are selling it is to get a boat that can hold up to 8 people to accomodate our growing family.   

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