2018 BAYLINER ELEMENT for sale POA

Marine / Boats / Power Trailer Boats

Title	2018 BAYLINER ELEMENT
Make	BAYLINER
Price	POA
Listing Type	New
Stock Number	S180
Refcode	TA614771
Usage	Leisure
Hull Material	Fibreglass
Hull	Mono
Length - metres	4.93
Length - feet	16.17
Beam Width - meters	2.13
No. of Engines	1
Engine Make	Mercury
Engine Type	4-Stroke
Engine Power - hp	60

The new Element represents a completely new design from Bayliner - well known for its affordable and good handling boats.

Handles More Like a Car due to the M Hull design

Remains Stable When Stepping Aboard. Typically the solution to keeping the boat stable is to make it bigger and wider. That's a little difficult on a boat with a LOA of 16'2" (4.9 m) so Bayliner was able to accomplish this with the "M" hull design.

Inexpensive. She comes standard with a 60-hp Mercury Four Stroke Big Foot outboard, a 12 gallon (45.4 L) fuel tank and trailer.

Easy to Trailer. She literally centers herself between the bunks requiring no effort or precision on the part of the operator.

Lightweight. The Element and trailer are so light -- 2,145 lbs /975 kgs. -- towable by the average family car.

"M" Shaped Hull. Only a few boats are built this way, but it is a highly stable design. On the other hand, it is not intended for high speed or rough water use.

Standard Full Beam Aft Sun Pad. Where we usually see a walk through from the stern this Element has a full aft sundeck. She's easier to board from the side.

Molded Helm Seat. There's no separate bucket seat behind the helm but rather cushions are secured to a molded seat. This also means that there are no seat adjustments.

Molded Transom Seating. Since this is where boaters spend a good deal of their time Bayliner made this a comfortable place to relax.

Dual portside seats. The separate moulded seats on the port side allow two people to sit near the operator.

Midship Cleats. There are only four cleats total on the Element but instead of putting two at the bow, Bayliner moved it back to the midships area where it makes much more sense for single-handed docking. For those planning to anchor we recommend adding a bow cleat in the aftermarket.

With a 60-hp Mercury Bigfoot FourStroke turning a 13.8'' x 13'' four-bladed propeller - the Element reached a top speed at 5500 rpm of 29.2 mph when tested.

Price subject to exchange rate

Lakeland Marine is the only specialist Bayliner dealer in New Zealand.

Call Kevin at Lakeland Marine Taupo for further information or use the enquiry form.

We can deliver anywhere.

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