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Boston Whaler 270 Dauntless 2013
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Boston Whaler 270 Dauntless 2013 Info
2013 Boston Whaler 270 Dauntless
LOA: 27&39; 4" (8.33 m)
LOA (with platforms): 27&39; 10" (8.48 m)
Beam: 9&39; 0" (2.74 m)
Draft: 17" (0.43 m)
Weight (dry, no engine): 4,800 lbs (2,177 kg)
Maximum Weight Capacity: 3,349 lbs (1,519 kg)
Swamped Capacity: 8,000 lbs (3,629 kg)
Persons Capacity: 12
Maximum Horsepower: 450 hp (336 kW)
Minimum Horsepower: 300 hp (224 kW)
Deadrise at Transom: 18°
Fuel Capacity: 152 gal (575 L)
Maximum Engine Weight: 1,400 lbs (635 kg)
Transom Height: 30" (0.76 m) single; 25" (0.64 m) dual
Water Capacity: 18 gal (68 L)
Bridge Clearance: 6&39; 3" (1.91 m)
Bridge Clearance with Hard-top: 9&39; 3" (2.82 m)
Acrylic console access door with stainless steel latch
Acrylic windshield
Cast stainless steel steering wheel with urethane grip
Compass
Courtesy light
Drink holders (2)
Electronics mounting surface
Fire extinguisher pocket
Instrumentation and electrical switch panel with circuit breaker protection
Insulated livewell with blue interior and lid on front of console
Interior light
Mercury® DTS binnacle control
Molded fiberglass console liner
Portable head in console (with pump-out)
Seat cushion with backrest
Stainless steel hooks (2)
Stainless steel opening port light with screen
Welded stainless steel grab rail
24" aft interior freeboard
8" cleats - bow (2), stern (2), spring line (2)
Aft welded stainless steel side rails
Bow and stern lifting eyes
Drink holders - forward (4), lounge (2), console (2), leaning post (2), aft seat (2)
Forward grab rails with drink holders
Full-width aft casting platform
Garboard drain plug
Heavy-duty rub rail
Integral swim platform with telescoping ladder and grab handle
Self-bailing cockpit sole
Stern deck mounted stainless steel rod holders (5)
300 XXL L6 DTS Mercury® Verado FourStroke engine with power steering
150 gal fuel tank
Automatic bilge pump
Battery trays (3) with switch and wiring
Electric horn
Electric trim tabs with indicators
Freshwater shower (18 gal tank) with stern sprayer
Navigation lights
SmartCraft deluxe gauge package
Stainless steel propeller
Tilt steering
Bow cushion
Forward console seat
Forward port and starboard seats with folding backrests
Leaning post: Aluminum frame, Cooler (94 qt), Cup holders (2), Dual seats, Fiberglass storage compartment, Grab rail, Removable backrest, Rod holders (4)
Stern seat with folding backrest
All hardware 316-L stainless steel
All rails welded 316-L stainless steel
Bow anchor locker with overboard drain
Insulated bow storage lockers / fishboxes (3) with overboard drains and stainless steel gas shocks
Lockable console front storage - holds 5 rods, 2 5-gallon buckets (included), miscellaneous gear and optional dive tank racks
Lockable console storage
Storage in leaning post
Storage under aft seat
Acrylic windshield
Cast stainless steel steering wheel with urethane grip
Compass
Courtesy light
Drink holders (2)
Electronics mounting surface
Fire extinguisher pocket
Instrumentation and electrical switch panel with circuit breaker protection
Insulated livewell with blue interior and lid on front of console
Interior light
Mercury® DTS binnacle control
Molded fiberglass console liner
Portable head in console (with pump-out)
Seat cushion with backrest
Stainless steel hooks (2)
Stainless steel opening port light with screen
Welded stainless steel grab rail
24" aft interior freeboard
8" cleats - bow (2), stern (2), spring line (2)
Aft welded stainless steel side rails
Bow and stern lifting eyes
Drink holders - forward (4), lounge (2), console (2), leaning post (2), aft seat (2)
Forward grab rails with drink holders
Full-width aft casting platform
Garboard drain plug
Heavy-duty rub rail
Integral swim platform with telescoping ladder and grab handle
Self-bailing cockpit sole
Stern deck mounted stainless steel rod holders (5)
300 XXL L6 DTS Mercury® Verado FourStroke engine with power steering
150 gal fuel tank
Automatic bilge pump
Battery trays (3) with switch and wiring
Electric horn
Electric trim tabs with indicators
Freshwater shower (18 gal tank) with stern sprayer
Navigation lights
SmartCraft deluxe gauge package
Stainless steel propeller
Tilt steering
Bow cushion
Forward console seat
Forward port and starboard seats with folding backrests
Leaning post: Aluminum frame, Cooler (94 qt), Cup holders (2), Dual seats, Fiberglass storage compartment, Grab rail, Removable backrest, Rod holders (4)
Stern seat with folding backrest
All hardware 316-L stainless steel
All rails welded 316-L stainless steel
Bow anchor locker with overboard drain
Insulated bow storage lockers / fishboxes (3) with overboard drains and stainless steel gas shocks
Lockable console front storage - holds 5 rods, 2 5-gallon buckets (included), miscellaneous gear and optional dive tank racks
Lockable console storage
Storage in leaning post
Storage under aft seat
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