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A question about boat weight and displacement
Just give the DOT a call. They can tell you the bottom line instantly.
10'6" is definately wide for towing, but I don't think it is wider than a standard tractor-trailer. Non of this has anything to do with weight and displacement though. Doug s/v Callista wrote in message ... On 1 Apr 2004 01:27:50 -0000, Ante Topic Mimara ] wrote: I am having trouble attempting to determine the weight of a boat, with limited information about it. [snip] Here is the information I have on this vessel: Hull Material: Wood LOA: 28' Beam: 10'-6" Displacement: 6,075 lbs Draft: 2'-2" With a beam of 10' 6" won't you will be towing an oversize load which will require a special permit and special arrangments each time that you tow this boat only during daylight hours? |
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