2001 Triumph Logic 210 Center Console

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** NO RESERVE ** ** NO RESERVE ** ** NO RESERVE ** ** NO RESERVE ** ** NO RESERVE ** ** NO RESERVE ** ** NO RESERVE ** ** NO RESERVE ** Here we go again ... Another great boat being offered at NO RESERVE !! This is a hard boat to find and you can own it today for the last bid amount. This is a 2001 Logic 210 Center Console (Triumph is the current name of the Manufacture) boat w/ Johnson V4 130 hp outboard, T-Top w/ canvas, and tandem axle trailer to complete the package !! Boat:This 21-footer is a conventional center console at first glance, with a large storage box forward, four fishboxes in the deck, and aft storage compartments. The fishboxes drain right through holes in the boat's hull, and have plugs to keep water out when the boxes are in use. The boat's design is simple, with plenty of storage and lots of uncluttered space with additional storage available with the storage bag mounted to the T-top. For instance, the console itself has an acrylic wraparound windshield with a handrail, drink holders, and a large box where you can mount quite a few electronics. The twin pedestal seats sit atop a large box that contains a 120-quart live well, and it's obvious the boat was designed with fishermen in mind. You might pass it off as just another 21-foot center console, but that would be a mistake. When you take a close look, you'll realize that this is a very different boat.It is well equipped with a GPS unit, Off Shore UHF Radio, and a AM/FM Cassette stereo system with 2 Speakers mounted to the T-top. After closer inspection of the motor I have found it in great working order and PSI readings ranging from 119-123 PSI. This is a pre-mix setup and the oil injection system has been removed. The lower unit has been recently serviced with new impellar, fluids, and seals. The prop is in great shape and shows no signs of wear/divots. The hull is in great shape and the only cosmetic flaw is a slight outline of the previous boat name which was removed. Therefore, you have a blank canvas to put your own boat name or install that perfect graphic which will cover up the previous decal "ghosting" that remains. Trailer:The trailer is a matching 2001 galvanized bunk trailer than handles this boat perfectly. The bunks, bearings, frame, and wiring all function properly and are operational. The tires are not new but have plenty of tread remaining and show minimal cracking from the Florida sun. If new tires are desired for a long transport please contact me at the end of the auction and we'll work on getting them replaced at buyers cost. Items that need Attention:** UHF Radio Antenna Needs replaced** GPS Functions but flickers intermittently** Tach, Speedometer, & Fuel Gauge are currently jumping around and I'm guessing their is a loose connection or bad ground. ( Will try to address before auction end )------ All of these items can be addressed by your local marina for under $750 -------- Additional info on boat Structure:Radical changes in boat-building technology don't come along very often. The last one occurred in the early 1950s, when fiber-reinforced plastic (fiberglass) appeared on the scene and began to replace wood as the boat-building material of choice. The vast majority of recreational fishing boats are now built of fiberglass, of course, although wood and aluminum are still around.Logic Boats, a subsidiary of Genmar Industries, believes it has come up with the next paradigm shift in the way boats are built. Logic has taken technology developed in the canoe and kayak industry and applied it to the construction of fishing boats. Logics are made, not of fiberglass, but of roto-molded marine-grade polyethylene plastic, through a process called Roplene construction.The process involves a technique called rotational molding in which thermoplastic polyethylene pellets approximate consistency of sugar. The powder is poured into a metal mold, usually stainless steel or aluminum, which is loaded into a large oven that is heated to 500 to 600 degrees Fahrenheit.The mold then begins to move along several axes, rotating and rocking through a 70- to 110-degree arc. Engineers call this process "rock-and-roll rotational molding." This motion makes the powdered plastic tumble around inside of the mold, distributing it evenly. As the interior of the metal mold gets hotter, the plastic begins to melt, and each revolution of the mold deposits another layer of plastic, which in turn melts and provides a sticky surface for yet another layer of plastic to cling to.This continues until all of the powdered plastic is melted and evenly distributed throughout the mold. The "cook" cycle is controlled by computers, which closely monitor variables such as temperature, speed, angle and orientation of the mold within the oven. Once the cook cycle is complete, a cooling phase begins, with the mold continuing to rotate until it cools sufficiently.An interesting phase of the cooling process concerns shrinkage. As the boats cool, they shrink approximately three percent, so a 17-foot boat starts out almost six inches longer than it ends up. It's critical to manage this shrinkage so that machined components such as floors, hatches and panels will fit properly, so Logic came up with an innovative solution. It developed an articulated cooling jig that actually moves with the boat during the final stages of cooling stage and has built-in stops at predetermined points that regulate the final dimensions of critical areas.Lifetime Hull WarrantyLogic also had structural issues to deal with, because while polyethylene has incredible impact resistance, it is also quite flexible and needs lots of additional stiffening. Oversized stringers, significantly larger than those in a comparably sized fiberglass boat, are molded into the deck portion of the mold, providing exceptional longitudinal stiffness. The stringers are completely bonded to the hull itself during the heating process, resulting in a boat that comes out essentially in one rugged piece. The folks at Logic have such confidence in the process that they offer a limited lifetime hull warranty that can even be transferred to a second owner.The planet benefits from the rotational molding process, too, because the release of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) that is such a problem with fiberglass construction is completely eliminated. No emissions and very little waste are produced, and the boat is even recyclable! That's a claim no fiberglass boat builder can make. I hope this has answered all of your questions but if not please feel free to call or text me at 239-224-8809 for a quick response !! On Apr-15-15 at 09:44:52 PDT, seller added the following information: ATTENTION: Please be advised .... It has been brought to my attention that the Lifetime Limited Hull warranty is no longer valid on Triumph and Logic model boats. This is a very solid hull with no issues or concerns but when the parent company Larsen did a corporate restructure in 2012 they decided to eliminate their warranty responsibility. Please feel free to Google search this for further info and re-assurance that is is a quality product.