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"Netsock" wrote in message ...
Draft is explained as pertaining to the lowest part of the hull, measured to the water line, and can vary depending on how much weight is on board, and where its placed. Some claim it can change for a planning hull, while on plane, but I have always heard it measured "at rest". Running gear is normally not included, but I know many folks (mostly smaller craft owners) who claim their draft, is the lowest part of the boat period. ================================================== === Draft is normally used to indicate the depth of water needed to run the boat without hitting bottom. Obviously that would include appendages to the hull such as rudders, keels, props, etc. |
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