I'm selling my
inflatable dinghy because I'm looking to buy a rigid sailing
dinghy. It's in great condition. It's 9 feet long and has the wooden floors, so she is very stable and can plane quickly even with 3hp
outboard.
It's a West
Marine SB 275. Here are the specs from West
Marine:
I'm selling my
inflatable dinghy because I'm looking to buy a rigid sailing dinghy. It's in great condition. It's 9 feet long and has the wooden floors, so she is very stable and can plane quickly even with 3hp
outboard.
It's a West Marine SB 275. Here are the specs from West Marine:
"Offering unrivaled durability and stability, the segmented
wood floors of these models deliver a great balance of convenience, performance and portability at a very attractive
price. The marine-grade
plywood floors of these models resists flex to deliver superior handling and more directly transmit power to forward speed, making them the top performers in the inflatable category."
Application: Performance
Wood Floor Sportboat
Length: 9'
Beam: 5'
Stowed Dimensions: 3'8" x 2' x 1'1"
Max HP: 10
Max. Capacity lb./Persons: 1103lb./4
Weight: 90lb.
Fabric: 1100 decitex PVC-coated polyester
Tube Diameter: 17"
Number Of Chambers: 3+1
Bottom Shape: Inflatable V
Floor: Marine
plywood
Transom Construction: Marine plywood
Seam Construction: Glued
Warranty: Five years air holding/one year
parts and accessories
It comes with a cover (for when it's folded up), oars, wood floor
panels and a foot
pump.
It retails $1099 new. I'm asking $400 obo. It's located I. Mandeville, La. I have more pics and will be happy to answer any questions.
Thanks for looking!
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