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Boat

LOA

Beam

Displacement

Sail Area

HP Rating

# Passengers

Wt. Passengers (lbs)

Max Total Weight (lbs)

17' Jersey Skiff

16'6" / 16'10"

69"

Fiberglass 300/360lbs
Kevlar/Composite N/A

Main 63 ft2
Jib 32 ft2

4

4

697

750

16'6" Melonseed

16'6"

64"

Fiberglass 195lbs
Kevlar/Composite N/A

N/A

2

4

650

735

16' New England Dory

15'8"

57"

Fiberglass 250lbs
Kevlar/Composite 220lbs

Main 63 ft2
Jib 26 ft2

2 Long shaft

4

15' Maine Lobster Boat

15'

64"

Fiberglass 375lbs
Kevlar/Composite 325lbs

Main 63 ft2
Jib 26 ft2

15

4

622

750

14' Whitehall

14'5"

55"

Fiberglass 145lbs
Kevlar/Composite 125lbs

Main 57 ft2
Jib 28 ft2

2

3

492

575

12' Point Defiance

11'11"

58"

Fiberglass 155lbs
Kevlar/Composite 130lbs

Main 57 ft2
Jib 28 ft2

4

4

579

632

10' Navigator Dinghy

10'0"

54"

Fiberglass 90lbs
Kevlar/Composite 75lbs

Main 45 ft2
Optional 57 ft2 or 75ft2

2

3

452

530

9.5' Captain's Gig

9'5"

53"

Fiberglass 88lbs
Kevlar/Composite N/A

Main 45 ft2
Optional 57 ft2 or 75ft2

2

3

452

530

8' Nisqually

7'11"

53"

Fiberglass 72lbs
Kevlar/Composite 62lbs

Main 38 ft2

2

3

452

530

15' Canoe

14'8"

34 1/2"

Wood impregnated with Fiberglass resin 58lbs

N/A

N/A

2

14' Guideboat

14'2"

40"

Wood impregnated with Fiberglass resin 82lbs

N/A

N/A

2

The Safe Loading and Powering Capacities are computed in compliance with the formulas and standards as issued by the United States Coast Guard COMDTPUB16761.3B, issued under Chapter II Title 46 of USCG Code Subchapter 1, Title 33 (USCG, DOT) Code of Federal Regulations.

It should be specifically noted that these precise computed capacity specifications apply ONLY to pure rowing versions of all boats of this type. These capacities should only be used as general not exact recommendations for SAILING versions because all good sailboats have a daggerboard or centerboard which is absent in rowing versions of the same craft; the presence of a daggerboard or centerboard trunk can affect the boat's capacity. Therefore the United States Coast Guard (USCG) recognizes that because there are infinite variations in daggerboard or centerboard styles, one formula can NOT be applied to all designs and have valid real-world results. The specific exemption from the USCG standards quoted above is listed under USCG CFR 33, COMDTPUB16761.3B, pg 36: Sailboats, canoes, kayaks, inflatables and raceboats are exempted from all requirements except for the Hull Identification Numbers..

Please Contact Us if you have any questions about how this relates to your intended use of any of our (or any similar) small sailing craft.

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