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OK...I know...this is probably a stupid question, but then again you know
the old saying about the only stupid question is the one that goes unasked, so here goes. I always assumed that the draft of a boat was...for lack of a better term, how deep it ran in the water at the lowest point. I am purchasing a boat right now, and the survey results listed the boat as having a DRAFT of 3 feet, but a DEPTH of 5 feet. I kinda assumed these were the same thing, but obviously I was wrong. I can only imagine now that the draft must be the how deep the hull runs and the depth must be how deep the rudders / wheels etc. run. Am I even close? Thanks! |
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