What does a 1998 36 outlaw weigh WET??? Anyone owners out there that have proven what their boats weigh full of fuel, water, waste, gear etc... My boat limit has a strict weight limit. Any input would be great.

Correction: my Boatlift has a strict weight limit

How much does your lift, lift? I would bet you need a 15k lift to get a 36 out of the water.

Literature says 8300, add 1800 for full tank of fuel and whatever gear and you'd be close to maxing out a 12,000 lbs lift

Yep - I'd say you're close to 10k lbs. full of fuel and gear - 12k lift at the minimum.

I have calculated my 2000 36 outlaw at around 10,500. That is for a day at the lake with coolers, gas, water, etc.

Smitty pretty much has it right on.

My Myco trailer weighs 2200 lbs per Myco. I have added a tool box to it with some gear inside.

On the scale full of fuel we weighed 12,800 lbs.

Subtract the trailer weight and it is 10,600 lbs. I bet my tool box is at least 100 lbs total.

Thats what I was guessing 10,500-10,600...The lift will will do 10,500 all day...Thanks for the replys

Dock what do you think my aluminum triple weighs under my 36?

also, they figure all the 36 weights the same, but some have a/c, micro, etc. i wonder how much difference that makes.

I did not see you trailer but I would say the least would be 1500 lbs up to maybe 2500 lbs for a steel trailer.

Microwave = 20 lbs
A/C = 75 lbs

They really do not make too much of a difference.

I would say from a bare bones model to a fully equiped model would be maybe 300 lbs.

I was there when they lifted mine off the flatbed with the crane and it showed 8400 lbs on the crane scale from the factory will all options.