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Clark Trawlers

United States

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What Clark Trawlers does.

Clark Trawlers offers primarily Performance-Pontons designed with their 30-inch wide V-form floors for fast planning and a safe journey. The company also builds houseboats in various sizes and specialized ships such as worker boats, water scooters, patrol boats, fire department boats, and duck boats. They use engines from Mercury and Mercruiser with powers between 75 and 205 PS. Clark Trawlers is involved in GSA Credit Cards for government purchases. The firm was not explicitly provided with a founding year, but it mentions its long-standing experience in the production of pontons and other ship types.

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