29 RBS-II BCM|2023/24 UPDATE|GRADED A+

Length overall including collar and outboard engine protection bar 31' 8" Length at waterline 26'2" Length overall on trailer(Engines up) 38'1" Beam overall 8' 5" Operational draft. Engines down 2'9" Draft. Engines up 1'10" Height on trailer and radar mast stowed 10'4" Height on trailer with radar mast deployed 12'6" Height from waterline with mast platform up 9'10" Fuel tank capacity 110 gallons Propulsion Twin Honda 225hp 4 stroke engines at 5500rpm 3 blade propellers 18" pitch solas lexor Vessel trailer weight fully outfitted with no crew 9,960 ibs Vessel maximum weight. Fully outfitted. 4 crew 6 passengers 10,600 Weight. Fully outfitted. Fuel, no trailer, no crew 8400 Maximum speed 45 kts Cruise speed 25kts Maximum range at cruising speed 200 NM Maximum operating winds 25 knots Maximum operating seas 6' Maximum towing capacity 10 Displacement tons Operating range outside air temp 135F - 0F Water temp range 105F - 28F Operation in ice None Hull Construction Aluminum alloy 5086 MANUFACTURER Metal Shark Aluminum Boats Watertight compartments two (2), airtight, welded and pressure tested compartments(a),(b), one forward of the pilothouse structure and one at the transom area. Is the Fuel tank removable Yes Frames There are a total of nine (9) transverse frames. Frame three (3) is watertight and the transom is water tight. Diesel Tank 3.3 gallon diesel fuel tank for the pilothouse heater TOWLINE REEL This towline reel is outfitted with 150 feet of ¾ inch double braded nylon (DBN) tow line with 12 inch eyes spliced at each end. MOORING CLEATS The RB‐S is equipped with six (6), ten inch mooring cleats. These mooring cleats are rated at lateral side‐pull strength of six‐thousand (6000) pounds. TOWING BITTS The RB‐S is equipped with two (2) towing bitts, one located at the bow and one at the stern. These towing bitts are rated at longitudinal pull strength of eight‐thousand (8000) pounds. BATTERIES The RB‐S is equipped with three 12VDC Group 27 Absorbed Glass Mat (AGM) Batteries. Two batteries are located inside the lazarette on the starboard side of the vessel. These batteries function as the port engine and starboard engine starting batteries. One battery is located inside the main console (port) and supports the house and electronics loads.