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MakeProline
ModelProline 1860 HT
Length5.7m
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The Proline 1860 HT is the hard-top model in Extreme Boats’ Proline alloy range and provides an easy-to-handle, capable package aimed at an affordable entry into boating. Built with a 5 mm alloy hull and 4 mm transom, sides and deck, it is designed for strength and durability while maintaining a manageable towing weight. With a 17-degree deadrise and recommended 70–115 hp outboard power, it is suited to inshore and coastal use, offering practical protection from the elements via the hard top and a layout focused on fishing and general family boating.
Standard tote tanks (2 x 45 litres) provide portable fuel capacity, and the hull and trailer package remains compact enough for everyday storage and towing. As with other Extreme models, not all features visible in imagery are standard, and specifications may vary slightly as the design is continuously refined.
- Overall Length: 5.70 m
- Beam: 2.00 m
- Hull thickness: 5 mm
- Transom, sides and deck thickness: 4 mm
- Deadrise: 17.0 deg
- Recommended outboard: 70–115 hp
- Standard specification dry towing weight incl. outboard & trailer (approx): 1350 kg
- Tote tank size (x2): 45 l
- Height on trailer (including rod holders): 2.76 m
- Width on trailer: 2.25 m
- Overall length on trailer: 7.12 m
Note: All specifications are based on New Zealand standards, measurements are approximate, and some features shown may be optional.
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MakeProline
ModelProline 1860 HT
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Length overall5.7m
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