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I could be wrong, but I think that max weight rating may be based on
it's bouancy when swamped. We also have a 12' and our experience is pretty much identical to Jere Lull and Bobsprit's (except we use our little 2.5hp outboard more than we row - just lazy, I guess). At the Nowalk Boat show last year I was told that those were the "safe" operating weights. That was from the Portaboat rep. While you can always overload a dinghy, I like the fact that my 2 foot shorter Quicksilver still has a "safe" limit of 1150 lbs. I like the Portaboat, looks aside, but like ANY tender it has it's weaknesses. RB |
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