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jimh wrote:You could save about two-feet if you left the engine in the operating position for the "official measurement."

I'll spare you the details, but I'm on the board and I have to follow the rules exactly.

I pulled my boat out. Curiosity wins. Think: how many licks does it take to get to the center of a Tootsie Roll Pop? Engine_tilted_distance2.jpg This is a 20-inch shaft E-TEC 90 engine. Measurement was from the top of the transom to the farthest point, the tip of the Viper 19 propeller. Fantastic a...

Two-feet doesn't sound like enough to me I think PHIL T was saying they add two-feet for the engine and two-feet when the engine is trimmed so four-feet plus the LOA I was guessing [the length with engine tilted up] would be around three-feet plus the LOA. To your point: I posted in an attempt to g...

170 Montauk = 21-feet 4-inches 190 Montauk = 23-feet 4-inches Thank you. That helps. A 190 Montauk might not be doable, and I might have to focus on the 170 Montauk. But I'm not sure the 170 Montauk is that much bigger than my classic 17 Montauk to justify a new boat. Dang it, guys. You are suppose...

The overall length of the boat remains the same, as the boat length does not include the engine. I understand the length of the boat does not change, but I wasn't sure how much to add to the LOA with the engine cowling plus lower [unit] trimmed out of the water. Are your neighbors really going to m...

Q1: What is the overall length of a 190 MONTAUK when the engine is tilted up? Q2: What is the overall length of a 170 MONTAUK when the engine is tilted up? BACKSTORY I have a classic 17 Montauk. I may buy a larger Montauk. My boat is kept in the water behind my house at a neighborhood dock; the neig...