Specs for a 2002 Triton Summit 20' Pontoon Boat

The 2002 Triton 200SFX Summit 20 is an aluminum pontoon boat. It was made by Triton, which is owned by Brunswick Marine. Brunswick owns Mercury Marine and its outboard motor affiliates, Mariner and Motor Guide. However, no engine was provided with the boat, according to the NADA Boat Guide.

  1. Identification

    • The Triton Summit 20 is 20 feet long and 8 1/2 feet wide. It is a "small waterplane area twin-hull vessel," the technical term for a pontoon boat, according to the NADA Boat Guide.

    Fishing

    • The Summit 20 had a full suite of fishing accessories when sold new. An aerated 22- or 35-gallon bait tank was available, as was a transom-mounted live well. Other accessories included fishing rod holders, fishing seats and a 9-foot Bimini top that covered half of the deck to provide shade.

    Galley

    • The boat doesn't have a formal galley, but it has two built-in 25-quart coolers. The Summit 20 didn't have a power inverter as standard equipment, meaning that 110-volt appliances wouldn't work on the vessel without significant changes in the electrical system.

    Sound System

    • One of the options Triton offered with the boat was a stereo AM/FM radio with an optional CD or cassette player. The system supported four speakers. Adding extra speakers was possible, since an access hatch on the rear of the console provided access to the stereo system.