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#3
Thanks, that is the form I am looking at and it is asking me this question. If the boat was here in Topeka, at my house, right now, I would go over it with a fine toothed comb and try to find it. I have the owner's manual but and I have read it front to back and nothing. This stuff is hard! HA!
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Oh and thanks, I'm glad you like my hear wear...I LOVE goofy hats...Big Orange Foam Cowboy Hat...remember!
#7
What they want is the amount of horsepower the boat is rated for. Doesnt really apply to stern drive boats, its more for outboard powered craft. Like on bass boats there is a plaque near the helm that states the max hp motor you can put on the boat.
Ron
Ron
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The cap hp rating is on the manufacturers certification sticker for smaller hulls. I believe that it only applies to hulls less than 21 feet. Check the USCG site for details. It specifies the capacity of the boat in pounds and the maximum hp that the hull can be powered with. Hope that this helps.




