Um, let's see. Two more inches before they submerge that thru-hull on the starboard side. Nine people plus a random outboard. Is that a portable genny on the swim platform? Luckily, the captain's not drinking too. Oh, wait.
y'all buy ron hill 4x props... this guy adds an outboard.... but then again i wouldn't be surprised if he removed the engine and adapted it into a nursery..
For reference, I fully loaded my 250 before bottom painting, with four people and gear, to see where the water level should be. The top of the paint in the photo is about an inch above the waterline and the entire stripe is above water.
You guys think 1400 lbs displaced ALL that water?? By my calculation, each 6" of displacement (boat lowered into water due to weight) requires about 2000 to 3000 lbs of weight. That swim deck is almost completely submerged ... way more than 6" ... something else is going on there ... unless each passenger weighs like 400 lbs, lol.
That model year had the underslung platform that practically touched the water anyway. With that 9.9 hanging on the very back, fat dude and generator on the platform and the two heifer's sitting in the back seat I'm not surprised the edge of the platform is in the water.
That model year had the underslung platform that practically touched the water anyway. With that 9.9 hanging on the very back, fat dude and generator on the platform and the two heifer's sitting in the back seat I'm not surprised the edge of the platform is in the water.
Not according to @andyd. He's saying he still sees an inch of bottom paint. That means you have 8 to 10" before you submerge the back end of the swim platform.
I say this photo is a FAKE. A good one, cleverly done, but fake.
Look at the water surface around the boat. It's completely undisturbed. A 250 with nine people aboard would be rocking all over the place. There's absolutely no way it could remain motionless for long enough that the water could lay down like that.
Fake. The artist is reading this thread and laughing.
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Regards,
Ian
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Secretary, Ravena Coeymans Yacht Club
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"Boat + Water = Fun"
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Boat Name: King Kong
"Boat + Water = Fun"
Look at the water surface around the boat. It's completely undisturbed. A 250 with nine people aboard would be rocking all over the place. There's absolutely no way it could remain motionless for long enough that the water could lay down like that.
Fake. The artist is reading this thread and laughing.