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- Scurvy Dog
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- Vessel Info: Carver 420 Mariner.
2004
Twin Volvo TAMD 63P diesel - Location: Massachusetts
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- km1125
- Admiral
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Re: Capacity
I would not really want 8 250+ lb guys up on the bridge if it was rough out, but in calm conditions probably isn't that big of a deal, nor would eight ~125lb females or ~60 lb kids would be an issue either.
Loaded fuel tanks and potable water tanks make a difference too, keeping some of that weight down low in the boat.
A 420 is pretty big though. Having a dozen folks on the boat and half those on the bridge shouldn't be an issue.
- Cooler
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Twin 350XL Crusaders
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Re: Capacity
( All weather people have to say this on air, near lakes )
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