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Author | Topic: Largest Boston Whaler ever made |
hauptjm |
posted 03-19-2010 12:39 PM ET (US)
Boston Whaler announced the introduction of the largest Whaler made, 370 Justice. See the release from Trade Only: http://www.tradeonlytoday.com/home/ 503402-largest-boston-whaler-model-unveiled |
hauptjm |
posted 03-19-2010 12:41 PM ET (US)
Here's a look of her from the CPD division: http://www.brunswickcgp.com/boat/37-justice/ |
hauptjm |
posted 03-19-2010 12:44 PM ET (US)
It appears that the only "classic" hulls left for purchase are the 22, 25 and 27 ft. hulls in Commercial format. It seems like these too may shortly fall by the wayside. |
Buckda |
posted 03-19-2010 12:56 PM ET (US)
Just how is it larger than the 370 Outrage? |
hauptjm |
posted 03-19-2010 01:10 PM ET (US)
Good question! The specs are exact to the Outrage. |
Buckda |
posted 03-19-2010 01:14 PM ET (US)
Heavier?! That's my guess. In shipbuilding, "Bigger" generally equates to tonnage instead of spatial dimensions, right? |
Jeff |
posted 03-19-2010 01:36 PM ET (US)
Largest, No. Longest, Yes. The 36' Defiance was 36' long x 13' wide covering a sqft area of 468sqft. The 36' Defiance weighed in at 19,000 lbs PLUS The 370 Justice (Outrage) is 37.5' long x 11.5' wide covering a sqft area of 431.25sqft. The 370 Justice weighs in at 13,000 lbs. |
cgodfrey |
posted 03-19-2010 01:54 PM ET (US)
If your agency needs one of these, isn't it probably time to call in the Navy? |
K Albus |
posted 03-19-2010 07:04 PM ET (US)
Dave, in shipbuilding "tonnage" refers to cargo carrying capacity, i.e., more akin to a measure of volume, and not to the weight of the vessel. See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tonnage . I doubt that Boston Whaler releases, or even knows, the tonnage ratings of the boats it manufactures. |
Hilinercc |
posted 03-25-2010 09:11 AM ET (US)
Whatever happened to the 36' Defiance? If memeory serves me rightly, it was about 39' feet with the pulpit, and had Caterpillar diesels. I'm surprised that boat wasn't a winner, it looked like a very viable alternative to the Cabo's and other pocket sportfishers in the market. Like the old 31 Whaler, it just didn't catch on? |
lurkynot |
posted 03-28-2010 12:31 PM ET (US)
"I doubt that Boston Whaler releases, or even knows, the tonnage ratings of the boats it manufactures." huh? you are kidding right. That is like saying a car manufacturer does not know the center of gravity of the vehicle it builds. |
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