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| Author | Topic: The Classic 15-footer |
| nicky |
Is [the classic Boston Whaler 15-foot] boat [one that needs an outboard with] a short [shaft?] Or, or longshaft[?] |
| jimh |
See http://continuouswave.com/whaler/reference/specifications.html#hulls9-17 and |
| Jamesgt727 |
Hello Jim, I've got some additional info for the spreadsheet you have blanks on. The 15 mischief and the 15'3" sport share the same capacity plates. https://www.dropbox.com/s/8h6tw2qd81b6h07/ Photo%20Sep%2019%2C%207%2037%2016%20PM.jpg However the deck cap of the 15' mischief weighs an additional 150 lbs more than a bare hull. The bare "dry" 15'3" hull with no interior or rub rail weighs 500 lbs. seats, steering, are extra. On a capacity plate discussion someone gave misinformation to a member quoting the weight of this cap at 50lbs or less. https://www.dropbox.com/s/y1g12xx9dtmun0c/ Photo%20Oct%2027%2C%209%2044%2047%20AM.jpg |
| jimh |
The capacity plate image linked about shows the model as 15' 3" SPORT, so it is hard to deduce this plate is on a Mischief, other than the red gel coat, I guess, which is emblematic of the Mischief. |
| Jamesgt727 |
https://www.dropbox.com/s/bmrqut6ikju11yv/ Photo%20Oct%2031%2C%209%2057%2026%20AM.jpg That photo is the capacity plate mounted on the inside of this hull (above) Here is the HIN, it's a 1989 15 Mischief. https://www.dropbox.com/s/mymhd92jf7y8me9/ Photo%20Sep%2016%2C%206%2050%2019%20PM.jpg |
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