Rinker Boats: Owner's and Operator's Manual PDF

Rinker

Rinker Boat Company is a manufacturer of cruise and pleasure fiberglass boats from 18 to 41 feet long. The oldest American brand for the production of boats of the Rinker Boat Company dates back to the 30s of the 20th century. From modest fishing boats at the White River in Indiana to the recognized world leader in small craft manufacturing, exporting boats to more than 40 countries.

The family business of the former dairy farmer Lossi Rinker and his 2 sons became known as Rinkerbuilt in 1945. Thanks to many of the company's innovations (fiberglass hull production, stationary engines, trimaran contours, etc.) and interesting marketing moves (colored paintwork on the sides, etc.), combined with high quality and careful attention to detail, Rinker boats get a significant advantage over their competitors both in the USA and in other countries.

In 2005, Rinker became part of the Nautic Global Group, the fourth largest boat manufacturer in the United States.

The main principle of this dynamic company is no excessive representation expenses and corporate excesses. All money is invested only in production. Hence, the most attractive price-quality ratio for customers.

Rinker is fully responsible for the quality of its boats, as it produces everything, including interior trim elements. The usual problems and problems for owners of other vessels are unfamiliar to the happy owners of Rinker.

Rinker is a bold innovation, deep knowledge of production, good design based on effective technologies, attention to detail, continuous improvement. The modern line includes 7 express cruisers and 17 boats of the Captiva series (bowriders and cabin).

Rinker 270 Express Cruiser