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Boston Whaler 330 Outrage 2018
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Standard Equipment
L.O.A.: 33' 1" (10.08 M)
Beam: 10' 2" (3.10 M)
Draft: 22" (0.55 M)
Weight (Dry, No Engine): 9,000 Lbs. (4,083 Kg)
Weight (With Engines, Fuel And Water, If Applicable): 12,579 Lbs. (5,705 Kg)
Maximum Weight Capacity: 4,140 Lbs. (1,878 Kg)
Swamped Capacity: 4,260 Lbs. (1,932 Kg)
Persons Capacity: 14
Maximum Horsepower: 700 Hp (522 Kw)
Deadrise At Transom: 23
Fuel Capacity: 300 Gallons (1,135 L)
Waste Capacity: 6.5 Gallons (24.6 L)
Water Capacity: 40 Gallons (151 L)
Livewell Volume: 50 Gallons (189.2 L)
Maximum Engine Weight: 1,400 Lbs. (635 Kg)
Transom Height: 30" (0.76 M)
Transom Angle: 15°
Bridge Clearance With Top: 9' 10"(3M)
Boston Whaler 330 Outrage 2018 Info
STANDARDS
All rails welded 316-L stainless steel
All hardware 316-L stainless steel
DECK/COCKPIT
8” stainless steel cleats – anchor locker (1)
8” stainless steel pop-up cleats – cross tie cleats at transom (2)
10” stainless steel cleats – bow (2), spring line with hawse pipes (2), stern with hawse pipes (2)
28” interior freeboard
Bow and stern eyes
Cockpit coaming bolsters
Covered telescoping swim ladder with stainless steel grab rail
Dedicated storage for dive ladder
Grab rails – forward lounge (2), leaning post (2)
Hawse pipes (2) with drink holders at stern
Heavy-duty rub rail
Low profile interior bow rail – welded stainless steel
Molded fiberglass portside dive/boarding door with removable stainless steel dive ladder
Motorwell drains
Rod holders – gunnel mounted (8)
Rod holders – transom mounted (3)
Self-bailing cockpit
Stainless steel thru hull anchor roller davit
Toe rails – stainless steel (2 per side)
Transom door with stainless steel latch
Windlass with 200’ rode, 25’ chain and galvanized plow anchor
CONSOLE/HEAD
12-V receptacle
Acrylic entry door with lock
Cast stainless steel steering wheel with knob
Compass
Drink holders (2)
Electronics mounting surface with space for dual displays
Electronics switch panel with illuminated switches
Interior courtesy lights
Molded console footrests and fold-down helm standing platform with molded-in non-skid surface
Molded inner liner
Opening porthole with screen (1)
Remote located circuit breaker panel
Remote ignition key switches with pushbutton start at helm
Sink with pullout sprayer
Stereo – Fusion, iPod/iPhone dock audio, AM/FM/USB audio/VHF/WX/Sirius XMTM ready, JL waterproof speakers (4), remote control at helm and USB/MPS input
Storage cabinets
VacuFlush toilet with holding tank, overboard discharge and dockside pump-out
SEATING
Fold-away stern bench seat
Forward console lounge (60” length) with flip-down armrests, 2 cup holders and recessed grab rails (2)
Forward island deck seating with drink holders (2), bolsters and removable cushions
Helm and companion bolster style seats with storage console
HARDTOP/WINDSHIELD SYSTEM
Bow area flood light
Cockpit area flood lights (2)
Dome light (red and white)
Electronics box
LED blue lighting
Lifejacket storage
Outrigger ready
Rod holders (5)
Tempered glass windshield with power actuated vent
Windshield wiper with wash system
STORAGE
Bow anchor locker with drain
Glove box at helm
Insulated in-floor fishboxes with pump-out (57 gallons) at aft (2)
Lockable console front storage – holds 10 rods, optional 36 quart cooler and miscellaneous gear (optional scuba tank racks available for 4 tanks)
Port aft storage at fishing prep area (can store a 5 gallon bucket)
Under gunnel rod racks
LEANING POST
Aft facing couch with convertible work surface
Drink holders (4)
Grab rails (3)
Leaning post storage under aft-facing seat (optional 40 gallon livewell)
Storage drawers (3)
MECHANICAL
12-V receptacles (3)
300 CXXL L6 DTS Dual Mercury Verado FourStroke engines with hydraulic power steering (91 octane fuel recommended)
Fuel tank (300 gallon)
Automatic bilge pump and sump box (1,100 GPH forward, 2,000 GPH aft (2))
Battery trays (3) with switches
Engine fuel/water separators
Freshwater system (40 gallons) with sink in console, transom shower and anchor washdown
Instrumentation and electrical switch panel with circuit breaker protection
LED cockpit lighting (blue)
Livewell – transom on centerline (50 gallons)
Navigation lights
Raw water washdown
Shore power with battery charger and galvanic isolator
Stainless steel propellers
Tilt steering
Transducer mount areas
Variable running surface with single electric ram and indicator
Vessel View 4” (Mercury SmartCraft)
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