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Recent ProMaster Boats Reviews
ProMaster - ProMaster 220: 220 Pro Master
Have had a 220 that I bought new in 98. With the 200 Johnson Ocean Runner, it's pretty strong. Up until 2 years ago I kept it in Pt. Aransas, and fished almost every weekend in it. Have never had a problem, and it handles the Gulf water as well as any bays.
Reviewed by Mike Tierney on Aug-23-2010 | Rating:
ProMaster - ProMaster 210: pro master 210
i love my boat! i've read poor reviews that the wood rots. here's a suggestion.....drain the boat! a dry hull makes for dry wood. it ain't rocket science here folks. my 210 is a 1999 model and i've had no problems. take care of your boat and it'll take care of you.
Reviewed by billy ray mladenka on Aug-19-2010 | Rating:
ProMaster - ProMaster 190: ProMaster Boats ProMaster 190
Great boat. With 150 will run around 62mph. Stringers are NOT WOOD but composite. 60 gallon fuel tank.
Reviewed by EB on Aug-08-2010 | Rating:
ProMaster - ProMaster 220: 220 promaster Bay
Yes, there is wood in this boat. Raw wood no doubt (no resin of fiberglass wrapping). Plenty of problems have surfaced due to this. Promaster has a sleek nice looking hull and cockpit, but beware of it's construction and have it looked at closely before purchase. I suspect it is part of the reason they had a short run in business...?
Reviewed by R Finch on Jun-22-2009 | Rating:
ProMaster - ProMaster 210: 190 Promaster
Anyone know where I can find parts for my promaster?
Reviewed by Mike on Mar-21-2009 | Rating:

