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I beleive that "tonnage" is not directly related to displacement but
rather the internal volume of the boat that is usable to carry cargo. Something like that. Anyway, the tonnage of my boat is quite a bit different than the displacement. The OP started the post by referring to weight (displacement), but the final question seemed to be more related to the width of the trailered boat. Doug s/v Callista "DUINK" wrote in message ... As far as I know displacement = weight. Certainly the weight of the boat will displace the amount of water with that same weight (hence the term displacement). That said, for documentation purposes the Coast Guard refers to a tonnage (don't recall if they call it displacement) that relates only to boat volume, not the weight. |
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