1986 TriStar 190 Brochure Scans

[phickman]

Scanned the other side of the 1986 Skier Brochure for the early Tri Star 220 Fans. Been a long time since I have seen one of these in my area of this vintage.

[Monte]

You rock!!! But that is no 190.. That is a 220 wraparound.. Got any more???

[phickman]

Thanks for the 220 correction, no just the other side of the showing Skier 19. No joke, the last time I saw one of these was about 7-8 years ago on the Hiwassee River near Charleston,TN and it had about 9 non-skier types in it and they were bass fishing out of it. I would have snapped a photo but I would have bet $$$ there was a rifle in the boat somewhere.

[Monte]

Ha ha ha ha ha Maybe so. I see one every time I see my boat. Its still does what it was built to do.. casting a few lines, trolling around... kidding kidding. That is a great find you have there. I don't think they made many...

[JohnMC]

I've got an 1986 TriStar 220 with the 454 Engine, looking for the weight of the boat to size a lift, assume it's around 3,000#s, anyone have that data?

[MikeyOrange88]

http://mastercraft.com/teamtalk/showthread.php?t=48154
J.McCreight posted an entire brochure for an '89 Tristar in another thread.
It listed the 220's as 2700 lbs. but that was with the 351W.

[j.mccreight@hotmail.com]

Originally Posted by JohnMC

I've got an 1986 TriStar 220 with the 454 Engine, looking for the weight of the boat to size a lift, assume it's around 3,000#s, anyone have that data?

The 454 weighs about 175 lb. more than the 351w. So your assumption of 3,000 lb. should be pretty accurate of course that is a dry weight you will need to add abit for fuel, gear and misc. items. I would go with at least a 3,500 lb. capacity lift for peace of mind...