Lowe SS210 Pontoon Boats For Sale

The Lowe SS210 is a triple-tube performance pontoon classed at 21 feet tip to tip with an 8-foot-6-inch beam, built for crews that want lounge space and real water-sports capability in a compact package. The lowe ss210 pontoon boat comes in a CL configuration whose name refers to its conversion lounge: an L-shaped stern lounge with two split backrests you can slide fore or aft independently, so the seating can face forward for cruising or aft to watch a tube or wakeboard rider. Lowe has built aluminum boats since 1971 and pontoons since 1978, and the SS210 uses a full-length center tube that runs all the way back to the engine rather than stopping partway, which reduces turbulence ahead of the propeller and adds passenger-carrying capacity.

Performance comes from a Mercury 150-horsepower four-stroke outboard. With a Mercury Enertia three-blade 14-inch-pitch stainless steel prop, a 400-pound passenger load and 20 gallons of fuel, the SS210 reached a top speed of 37.4 mph at 5,900 RPM and hit 30 mph in 7.78 seconds. Its most economical cruise was 17.8 mph at 3,500 RPM while burning just 5 gallons per hour. An owner running the same boat saw 39 mph with the top up and expected close to 40 mph once trim was dialed in. Lifting strakes on all three logs add planing surface and lift the hull.

The helm is an acrylic station with fiberglass reinforcement, a padded three-spoke tilt wheel, and a throttle positioned for the 150-horsepower outboard. Standard equipment includes a Fusion stereo with auxiliary input, full instrumentation and a 12-volt power point for a phone. The captain's chair swivels and adjusts fore and aft, with armrests that flip up out of the way. Later boats moved to a redesigned dash with blackface gauges and a binnacle-mounted Mercury shifter, and a Lowrance Hook fish finder showing depth, structure and water temperature is an easy add.

Three boarding gates make access simple: a wide port-side gate large enough to roll a wheelchair aboard, a bow gate for docking and managing mooring lines, and a beam-to-beam stern transom platform with a reboarding ladder. A tow pylon is the option to add with the 150-horsepower upgrade for pulling tubers and wakeboarders. Seating throughout has thick foam padding, supple upholstery and back bolsters, with hinged cushions that stay propped open over deep composite-lined dry storage compartments that drain. The cocktail table has cup holders cut to hold a coffee mug, and a live well pump under one of the couches doubles as a cooler.

Options worth weighing include black powder-coated rails and two-tone side panels in place of the standard silver rails and single-color panels, sea-grass woven vinyl flooring that stays cooler underfoot and hoses clean, and an upgraded reclining helm chair whose armrests adjust automatically. The standard Bimini deploys easily to shade the cockpit, and full camper enclosures with privacy curtains, screens and a separate mooring cover are available. Hull details include rounded welded corner finishes for strength, raised rails for airflow under the deck sheeting, full-length wave-taming under-deck shielding, and a 95-liter fuel tank set into the center pontoon to balance weight at the stern. Boats are commonly rigged with a tandem Caravan trailer with brakes, built near the plant in Missouri.



Currently, there are 688 boats available for sale for Lowe boats. Prices range from $990 to $69,999, with an average listing price of $26,914. The inventory includes 556 new boats and 132 used boats. The selection consists of 684 powerboats and 4 sailboats. 114 boats have been added to the marketplace in the past month. Popular boat types include Pontoon, Bass, Jon, Aluminum Fishing, and Deck. boats are most popular in Rockville, Springfield, Spring, Warsaw, and Panama City. There have been 2,707 boats listed on MarineSource that have sold in the past year. August is the most common month for new and used boats to be added to MarineSource, so be sure to check back regularly. June is the most common month for boats to sell, so be sure to beat the rush! The most common activities for boats are family fun, freshwater fishing, saltwater fishing, and watersports. Most boats contain gps, heated interior, radio, sonar, and with heads. boats tend to have an average of 1 engine. It is common for boats to have Mercury engines or MERCURY engines or Johnson engines.