boat dimensions s37

[lanerboy]

hi all

i have been trawling the web tring to find out what the height to the top of the radar arch is on a 1999 sealine s37 (not including any lights nav stuff etc) just to the top of the factort radar arch from sea level

i can them measure from the top of the arch to the top of the lights etc etc to get the total height

i know things will make a slight difference how much fuel and water etc etc but a rough guide will do

does anyone know this dimension please

cheers shawn

 

[lanerboy]

think i just got it 3.8m above sea level but please correct me if i am wrong

i normally am

 

[rafiki_]

Not sure what you are asking, do you want the air draft in the water? If so, this will depend on your boat and how it is loaded. Do you need to know for the road transport? If so, this will depend how the boat is loaded on the trailer. If you want the original dimensions, then try Sealine, I'm sure they will be able to furnish the design dimensions.

 

[lanerboy]

Not sure what you are asking, do you want the air draft in the water? If so, this will depend on your boat and how it is loaded. Do you need to know for the road transport? If so, this will depend how the boat is loaded on the trailer. If you want the original dimensions, then try Sealine, I'm sure they will be able to furnish the design dimensions.

no i am just working out the average height to see if i can get under weymouth bridge inbetween lifting times just seeing if its a close call or easy to do

i know the low tide height so height of radar arch minus height if tide will give me an idea of whether i can get under the bridge or not

 

[rafiki_]

Ok, then you need to measure your own boat on the water. Trim height etc vary boat to boat, and fuel, water, grey/black tank fill, and passengers on board will make a big difference.

 

[lanerboy]

Ok, then you need to measure your own boat on the water. Trim height etc vary boat to boat, and fuel, water, grey/black tank fill, and passengers on board will make a big difference.

i know this but i just wanted a rough measurement within say a foot which i know it will not change this much when the boat is nearly stationary going under the bridge

i now know its 3.8 mts so this gives me something to work off

 

[rafiki_]

Have you checked with Sealine? I'm not an owner, but others on here say they are very supportive of owners, with an active owners club.

 

[lanerboy]

found it here click on details

http://www.britboat.com/boats/s37

 

[rafiki_]

Well done, good result