2008 BOAT IS NEW FOR SKEETER'S ZX SERIES. Its 17'8" of pure performance. All the room of the bigger boats without the price. It has a Minn Kota 70 Edge, 2-Lowrance X-52's, hot foot, pro trim, stainless prop, recessed troll tray, custom trailer with swing tongue and brakes.
RATED FOR A 150hp (2 or 4 stroke). 24 gal tank; cheaper to run and haul for starters... but fast. I like.
KILGORE, Texas, May 23, 2007 -- PARAPHRASING the press release.. below...
The ZX180 completes Skeeter’s ZX Series; the ZX180 has the same look and feel as its “big brothers,” and is packed with features, all at an affordable price. At 17’ 8”, and weighing in at 1,500 lbs. The ZX180 also maintains a 14” draft, allowing you to get to hard to reach shallows. “The smaller size allows you to get back in the brush and pockets, yet still have what it takes to run during rough water." ZX180 features: large casting decks, with plenty of storage, gas assisted lifts on doors, a 13” fixed height fishing chair and bike seat with Pro Power Pole, a livewell with “fill,” “recirculate,” and “drain” modes, a manual 800 GPH bilge pump, 24-gallon fuel tank, six-gauge trolling motor wiring system with three battery trays and three built-in retractable rod staze. Standard: open cockpit command center with custom gauges, bow panel with trolling motor receptacle and trim, courtesy and anchor light switches, single-cable, non-feedback steering, bolstered seating for comfort, under-seat storage, a 24-quart ice chest, drink holders, and grab handles. It includes a single axle tube trailer, spare tire with carrier, ratchet tie downs, back-up lights, Skeeter cutouts, chrome wheels and torsion axles. The ZX180 has composite construction, insulated doors, bow traction mat, stainless steel pull-up cleats, bow and stern lights with holders, a flush mounted latch/locking system and boarding ladder. The ZX180, like all Skeeter boats, features reliable outboard power from Yamaha. It can be upgraded with a number of options, like deck and hull colors, electronics from Lowrance and Humminbird, and trolling motors from MotorGuide and Minn Kota.