Triton Boats 170 CC

Q: What years was the Triton Boats 170 CC produced?

Our records show the Triton Boats 170 CC was available from 2006 through to 2010 — a production run of 5 model years. Use the year cards above to find the specific year you're researching.

Q: How long is the Triton Boats 170 CC?

The Triton Boats 170 CC measures 17 feet in overall length. Always confirm against the specific year sheet, as dimensions can vary between model year revisions.

Q: How much does the Triton Boats 170 CC weigh?

The Triton Boats 170 CC has a documented dry weight of 89 lbs. Add your motor, fuel, and gear when calculating total towing weight.

Q: What is the maximum horsepower for the Triton Boats 170 CC?

The Triton Boats 170 CC has a maximum engine rating of 50 - 9. Always fit an engine at or below the rated maximum to stay within the builder's safety specification.

Q: How many people can the Triton Boats 170 CC carry?

The Triton Boats 170 CC is rated for 4 passengers. As a practical guide, most experienced skippers aim for around 80% of rated capacity for a comfortable day on the water.

Q: What hull type does the Triton Boats 170 CC use?

The Triton Boats 170 CC features a aluminum modified vee hull. Deep-V and modified-V hulls cut through chop efficiently and are popular for fishing and general runabout use.

Q: Who makes the Triton Boats 170 CC?

The Triton Boats 170 CC is manufactured by Triton Boats. Browse the full Triton Boats spec catalogue to compare other models from the same range.

Triton Boats 170 CC — all spec sheets

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Model Overview

Triton Boats 170 CC Specifications

Length17 ft

Beam78 in

Weight89 lbs

Max HP50 - 9

Capacity4 people

Years Made2006–2010

HullModified Vee

MaterialAluminum

The Triton Boats 170 CC was built across 5 model years, from 2006 through to 2010 — a aluminum modified vee design with outboard propulsion.

Documented specifications include 17 ft in overall length, a dry weight of 89 lbs, a maximum engine rating of 50 - 9 and capacity for 4 people. Click any year card below to view the full spec sheet.

Spec changes across years: HP rating updated — 75 hp from 2008; 90 hp from 2009; 50 - 9 from 2010.

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Triton Boats 170 CC 2010 Boat Specs

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Triton Boats 170 CC 2009 Boat Specs

2009

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Triton Boats 170 CC 2008 Boat Specs

2008

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Triton Boats 170 CC 2007 Boat Specs

2007

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Triton Boats 170 CC 2006 Boat Specs

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Triton Boats 170 CC — Common Questions

What years was the Triton Boats 170 CC produced?

Our records show the Triton Boats 170 CC was available from 2006 through to 2010 — a production run of 5 model years. Use the year cards above to find the specific year you're researching.

How long is the Triton Boats 170 CC?

The Triton Boats 170 CC measures 17 feet in overall length. Always confirm against the specific year sheet, as dimensions can vary between model year revisions.

How much does the Triton Boats 170 CC weigh?

The Triton Boats 170 CC has a documented dry weight of 89 lbs. Add your motor, fuel, and gear when calculating total towing weight.

What is the maximum horsepower for the Triton Boats 170 CC?

The Triton Boats 170 CC has a maximum engine rating of 50 - 9. Always fit an engine at or below the rated maximum to stay within the builder's safety specification.

How many people can the Triton Boats 170 CC carry?

The Triton Boats 170 CC is rated for 4 passengers. As a practical guide, most experienced skippers aim for around 80% of rated capacity for a comfortable day on the water.

What hull type does the Triton Boats 170 CC use?

The Triton Boats 170 CC features a aluminum modified vee hull. Deep-V and modified-V hulls cut through chop efficiently and are popular for fishing and general runabout use.

Who makes the Triton Boats 170 CC?

The Triton Boats 170 CC is manufactured by Triton Boats. Browse the full Triton Boats spec catalogue to compare other models from the same range.