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Boston Whaler 250 Outrage 2018
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Standard Equipment
L.O.A.: 25' 5" (7.75 M)
Beam: 9' (2.74 M)
Draft: 20" (0.46 M)
Weight (Dry, No Engine): 5,350 Lbs. (2,427 Kg)
Weight (With Engines, Fuel And Water, If Applicable): 8,175 Lbs. (3,708 Kg)
Maximum Weight Capacity: 3,642 Lbs. (1,652 Kg)
Swamped Capacity: 2,980 Lbs. (1,352 Kg)
Person Capacity: 12
Maximum Horsepower: 450 Hp (336 Kw)
Maximum Engine Weight: 1,400 Lbs. (635 Kg)
Transom Height: 30" (0.76 M) Single/25" (0.63 M) Dual
Deadrise At Transom: 22°
Fuel Capacity: 172 Gallons (651 L)
Water Capacity: 26 Gallons (98.4 L)
Livewell Volume: 30 Gallons (113.5 L)
Bridge Clearance Without Top: 7' 0" (2.13 M)
Bridge Clearance With T-Top: 8' 3" (2.51 M)
Bridge Clearance With Hardtop: 8' 6.5" (2.62 M)
Bridge Clearance With Hardtop And Radar: 9' 8" (2.95 M)
Boston Whaler 250 Outrage 2018 Info
STANDARDS
All rails welded 316-L stainless steel
All hardware 316-L stainless steel
DECK/COCKPIT
28" interior freeboard
8" stainless steel cleats; bow (2), spring line (2), stern with hawse pipes (2), anchor locker (1)
Acrylic transom door with stainless steel latch
Aft coaming bolsters
Anchor roller stainless steel
Bow and stern eyes
Cockpit courtesy light
Drink holders (4 in bow, 2 in hawse pipes, 2 in leaning post, 2 in helm)
Rod holders – gunnel-mounted (4)
Motorwell drains
Rod holders – transom-mounted (3)
Rod racks – under gunnel
Heavy-duty rub rail
Self-bailing cockpit sole
Swim platform with covered telescoping swim ladder with stainless steel grab rail
Toe rails stainless steel
Welded stainless steel low profile interior rail
CONSOLE/HEAD
12 volt receptacle
Access panels to electronics
Acrylic entry door with lock
Bi-level molded console footrests
Compass
Console grab rails stainless steel
Drink holders (2)
Easy access storage space for personal items
Electronics surface that accommodates two (12") displays or single (16")
Enclosed head/storage area in console with easy-clean liner
Fold-down step inside console
Glove box – lockable dry storage
Instrumentation and electrical switch panel with circuit breaker protection and illuminated text
Interior courtesy light
Molded tempered glass windshield
Port window with screen (stainless steel)
Portable head with pump-out
Remote ignition key switches with pushbutton start at helm
Steering wheel with knob – cast stainless steel
Dash visor
SEATING
Fold-away stern seat
Forward console seat with insulated storage
STORAGE
Aft storage center (1 port side top loading, 1 forward loading) (deleted with optional aft livewell)
Bow anchor storage with hatch
Bow storage locker with hatch, gasket, and overboard drain
Insulated forward in-deck storage with hatch and overboard drain
Lockable console storage
Port & starboard fishboxes with pump-out and drains
Under-gunnel rod racks (2 per side)
DELUXE LEANING POST WITH LIVEWELL
Bait prep area
Drink holders (2)
Grab rail – welded stainless steel
Pressurized livewell with lid and blue interior (30 gallons)
Tackle storage drawers (3)
Upholstered leaning post with flip-up bolster and backrest
White and red livewell lights
MECHANICAL
172 gallon fuel tank
350 XXL L6 DTS Mercury Veradi FourStroke with hydraulic power steering and fuel/water separator (91 octane fuel recommended)
Automatic bilge pumps, 750 GPH fwd, 1100 GPH aft
Battery trays (2) with switch
Electric horn
Electrical distribution/breaker panel with key switched (inside console)
Fishbox pump-out
Freshwater system with 26-gallon tank and transom shower
LED navigation lights
Raw-water washdown
Recessed electric trim tabs with indicators
Stainless steel propeller
Tilt steering
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