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boat type: other

propulsion type: power

condition: new

length overall (LOA): 22

make / manufacturer: MARINE MASTER

model name / number: PTC22-3

year manufactured: 2023

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NEW MARINE MASTER PTC22-3 PONTOON TRAILER
TANDUM AXEL TRAILER FOR 2 LOG BOAT WITH NO BRAKES

TRAILER IS 3,758.21 AND OKLAHOMA SALES TAX IS 320.09 FOR A BUYING PRICE OF 4,078.30

NEW 2023 MARINE MASTER PTC22-4 TANDUM AXLE TRAILER WITH A TRITOON KIT AND BRAKES ON ONE AXEL
FOR PONTOONS OR TRITOONS

TRAILER IS 4,642.24 AND OKLAHOMA SALES TAX IS 395.38 FOR A TOTAL PRICE OF $5,037.62

NEW 2023 MARINE MASTER PTC24-4 TA TRAILER WITH TRITOON KIT AND BRAKES ON ONE AXEL
FOR 24 FOOT PONTOONS AND TRITOONS

TRAILER IS $4,691.21 AND OKLAHOMA SALES TAX IS 399.55 FOR A TOTAL OF $5,090.76

OUT OUR DOOR PRICE! ALL FREIGHT, DEALER PREP, DOC FEES AND OKLAHOMA SALES TAX ON THE TRAILER PORTION OF THE SALE INCLUDED!!!

SHOP WITH CONFIDENCE KNOWING WE PUT OUR BEST PRICE UP FRONT!
TULSA BOAT SALES IS A NO HASSLE NO HAGGLE DEALERSHIP

FINANCING AVAILABLE DOWN PAYMENT REQUIRED

IF THE HOURS ARE NOT LISTED IN THE DESCRIPTION THAT INFORMATION IS NOT AVAILABLE. BOATS MUST HAVE HOUR METER OR COMPUTER TO PULL HOURS.

WHEN EQUIPMENT IS NOT SHOWN IN PICTURES OR LISTED IN DESCRIPTION IT MOST LIKELY IS NOT INCLUDED.

USED: COVERS ARE OFTEN NOT SHOWN BUT WILL BE LISTED IN NON STANDARD EQUIPMENT IF INCLUDED
NEW: ALL NEW BOATS HAVE FACTORY COVERS EXCEPT WAR EAGLE

Tulsa Boat Sales
12303 East 11th Street
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74128
918 438 1881
Sales at tulsaboatsales.com
www.tulsaboatsales.com
Sales dept. is open 9:00 to 6:00 Tue-- Fri
Sat 9:00 to 2:00
Sat closing varies from noon to 4:00 after Labor Day
Closed Sunday and Monday

BOATS ARE SHOWN WHEN STORE IS CLOSED BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.

YOU ARE WELCOME TO EMAIL FOR AN APPOINTMENT.

Thank you for your interest in our store. Feel free to contact us at any time if we can help you.
TROY OLIVER, RICHARD DAVIS AND ERIC ROSSER
SALES TEAM
We are a dealer for Lund fishing boats, War Eagle fishing and hunting boats,. Polar Kraft Boats Apex- Qwest and Bentley Pontoons and Tri-Toons, Marine Master Trailers and Mercury/Mercruiser engines.
We also sell used boats.

Since 2002 Marine Master Trailers has manufactured and assembled boat trailers inside an 85,000 square foot plant located in Tullahoma, Tennessee. Our trailers culminate from listening to input from boat manufacturers, marine dealers, fisherman and our employees. The results are boat trailers designed for highway safety, easy loading & unloading, and showroom appearance. MMT sells and ships boat trailers to OEM Boat Manufacturers and Boat Dealerships.

Materials
• Frames: Steel Tube, Steel Channel, Aluminum Tube, or Aluminum I-Beam Frames
• Axles: Marine Grade Spring or Torsion
• #Axles: Single, Tandem, or Triple Axle
• Brakes: Idler (no brakes), Disc Brakes with Surge Actuator, or Disc Brakes with Electric over Hydraulic Actuator
• Brake Hoses: Rubber 1/8 DOT Brake Hose w/ Brass Male 3/16 IF Ends and 3,500 psi
• Wheels: Silver Directional, Galvanized, Chrome, or various styled Aluminum Wheels
• Wheel Sizes: 10″, 13″, 14″, 15″, 17″, 18″
• Tires: Bias or Radial
• Tongues: Fixed, Inline Hinged Swing, Hinged Swing, or Heavy Duty Hinged Swing
• Couplers: 2″ or 2 5/16″ Size
• Bunking: Custom Bunking or Adjustable Bunking
• Bunk Boards: Treated or Untreated Pine or Cypress
• Bunk Board Covers: Black Marine Grade Carpet or Olefin Polymer Bunk Wrap
• Fender Boards: Black High Density Poly Ethylene Fender Boards with Black Marine Grade Carpet
• Fenders: Steel, Aluminum Diamond Plate, or Stainless Steel for Single, Tandem, or Triple Axle
• Load Guides: Horizontal Load Guides or Pole Guides
• Step Covers: Black Polyethylene Tread or Aluminum Tread Plate
• Lights: Incandescent or LED Stop, Tail, Turn, Marker, Bar, and Step Lights
• Backup: Built-In to Oval STT LED, Stand alone Oval LED, or Stand alone Pod LED
• Wiring: 4-Way Flat, 5-Way Flat, or 7-Way Blade Wiring Connector with Scotch Locks or Heat Sealed Butt Connectors
• Bow Steps: Half Moon(s), Extra Large, J-Step, J-Step 2, Trick Step, or Catwalk
• Jacks: Various Swivel or Footed Jacks
• Winches: Various Covered or Uncovered Winches
• Bow Roller: Yellow PVC, Black PVC, or Orange Polyurethane Bow Rollers
• Ratchet Tiedown: IMMI BoatBuckle Retractables
• Two-Year Limited Warranty from Date of Retail Purchase by Marine Master Trailers
Coatings
• Epoxy Primer + Acrylic Pro Urethane Paint
• Epoxy Primer + GatorHyde Protective Spray-On Polyurea
• Epoxy Primer + GatorHyde Protective Spray-On Polyurea + Acrylic Pro Urethane Paint
• Hot Dipped Galvanizing

post id: 7764518477

posted: 2024-07-09 10:31

updated: 2024-07-09 10:31

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