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Design:

Alloy Sea Boat 6 metre trailable. Hard top

Length:

6, 6.5 or 7 Metres

Displacement:

1190 (6 M light) KG

Material:

Aluminium

Hull Draft:

0.30 Metres

LWL:

Metres

Hull Weight:

650 (alloy matl) KG

Beam:

2.45 Metres

Max Speed:

30+ Knots

Motor Cap:

2 X 80 HP

Fuel Type:

Petrol

Fuel Cap:

200 Litres

Alt Config:

Centre console, targa top, or walk a round. Raised deck forward.
Full half pod. Raked sides at stern.

Also reduced version at 5.58 metres available

Other Info:

Note forward hatch designed so a person can safely pull up the anchor while standing in the hatch.

Plan set now includes option for underfloor fuel tank with own cofferdam to meet Commercial Survey requirements

5mm bottom. 5 or 4mm sides. 80 x 6mm flat bar frames .

Comments:

A proven design with well over 100 built. Top hull shape,conically developed with 5 degree dound angle chine strakes. As modern as you can get with a conventional craft. Big cockpit for fishing or diving.

Cockpit deck is self draining through self closing scupper ports at the stern. Cockpit about 125mm above waterline.

Built the way a boilermaker would build a boat. One logical step after the other.

Alloy Sea Boat 6 metre trailable. Hard top

PRICE: $US 395.00

What is included in the stock Plan.

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Hi, Can you tell me the correct grade alloy to buy for building boats, I would like to know what you as a professional designer reccommend rather than a metal salesman who has a heap of a certain grade he is trying to sell.
PS Fantastic web site and look forward to building from your plans.
Chris in Perth Western Australia.

Good Afternoon Brian
I am keen on building an alloy seaboat in the 7.0 - 7.5 m length and am wondering if you are aware of anyone in the Yeppoon/Rockhampton area of Central Queensland who has undertaken such a project from one of your plans that I could contact to have a look at their boat and discuss the experience ? Congratulations on the website quality.
Regards - Dan Toon

G'day today i was offerred some 8mm 5083 H116 aluminium plate by an aluminium supplier.(he said it was dead stock from a backorder gone wrong). Could this be stripped into flat bar and used as material for the frames? i am assuming that it would not be suitable for use to plate up the bottom or sides becuase of the added wieght? would i be able to reduce the width of the frames to compensate for the added thickness ie; instead of 6mm by 80mm flat bar - 8mm by 60 or 70mm flat bar ?