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Boston Whaler Boats 315 Conquest Pilothouse 2016 Info
2016 Boston Whaler 315 Conquest Pilothouse
Boat Length Overall: 31&39; 3"
Beam: 10&39; 8"
Draft (hull only): 20"
Weight (dry, no engine): 8,800 lbs
Maximum Weight Capacity: 4,300 lbs
Swamped Capacity: 2,100 lbs
Persons Capacity: 14
Maximum Horsepower: 600 hp
Minimum Horsepower: 500 hp
Deadrise at Transom: 20°
Fuel Capacity: 291 gallons
Maximum Engine Weight: 1,400 lbs
Transom Height: 25"
Water Capacity: 46 gallons
Waste Capacity: 6.5 gallons )
Bridge Clearance with Hard-top: 9&39; 1"
Bridge Clearance with Top, Radar and Spotlight: 10&39; 5"
12-V receptacle (cabin and mid berth)
Cabin lighting
Carbon monoxide detector
Drink holders (forward berth)
Easy clean interior materials
Forward berth cushions with backrest
Lockable sliding acrylic cabin door
Mid double berth
Opening hatch with screen
Opening portholes with screens - galley (2), starboard side (1), mid berth (1)
Stereo - Fusion® AM/FM, iPod controls, waterproof speakers (4), remote control, and MP3 input - cabin and helm with storage, 400 watt stereo amp (Fusion Bluetooth enabled)
V-berth filler cushions
Wood dinette table (hinged) with gas-assisted base
Wood flooring
12-V receptacle
Captain&39;s storage compartment
Compass
Dual level molded-in footrests
Electronics mounting surface (space for two 12" screens)
Instrumentation and electrical switch panels with circuit breaker protection
Stainless steel steering wheel with knob
10" stainless steel cleats - bow (2), spring line (2), stern with hawse pipes (2)
12-V receptacle
28" interior freeboard
8" stainless steel anchor cleat (1)
Acrylic transom door
Bow and stern lifting eyes
Cockpit coaming bolsters
Cockpit port side storage drawer system
Cockpit shower
Cockpit starboard side prep center with sink and storage
Covered telescoping stainless steel swim ladder with stainless steel grab rail
Drink holders
Gunnel-mounted stainless steel rod holders (4)
Heavy-duty rub rail
Motorwell drains
Pilothouse and hard-top system includes:
Aft bulkhead (pilothouse)
Cockpit floodlight, dome light, and rod holders (4)
Full side glass integrated with aft legs and hardtop
Helm deck table
Integrated windshield, hardtop and pilothouse bulkhead
Locking door with opening window
Sink with Corian countertop
Speakers (2)
Stainless steel grab rails along sides for moving forward
Tempered glass full enclosure windshield system with electric vent
Tempered glass windows in aft bulkhead
Windshield wash system
Windshield wipers (port and starboard)
Raw water washdown with coil hose storage
Self bailing cockpit
Stainless steel anchor roller assembly with safety lanyard
Stainless steel cockpit toe rails
Stainless steel grab rails
Stern stainless steel hawse pipes with drink holders
Transom mounted stainless steel rod holders (3)
Welded stainless steel bow rail
250 CXL L6 DTS dual Mercury® Verado FourStroke engines with VesselView 7" display and power steering
(network connection to Raymarine with Navigation Package)
110-V outlet
12-V / 120-V refrigerator
Corian solid surface countertop
Galley countertop extension
Galley sink with faucet
Microwave
Skylight over galley
Trash receptacle (under c-way step)
Wood grain lower galley cabinetry
500 GPH shower sump-pump
Corian solid surface countertop
Hanging storage
Lighting
Mirror
Opening porthole with screen
Shelf with stainless steel retainer rail
Sink with pressurized water system and pullout shower
Storage area
VacuFlush™ head with holding tank, dockside pump-out and overboard discharge
Vinyl floor
Anchor windlass - low profile with rode and anchor (FR 1,000W)
Automatic bilge pumps (1,100 GPH forward, 2,000 GPH aft)
Battery trays (3) with switches
Bilge step with non-skid
Cockpit lighting (blue/white LED)
Cockpit shower
Electric horn
Electric trim tabs with indicator
Engine fuel / water separators
Fuel tank (291 gallons)
High water bilge pump with alarm
Insulated livewell with light, raw water fill, blue interior and flow control
Navigation lights
Pressurized freshwater system
Raw water washdown with coil hose storage
Shore power with battery charger and galvanic isolator - ELCI system
Stainless steel propellers
Stainless steel thru hulls
Tilt steering
Transducer mount area
Convertible port seat / lounge:
Cooler storage
Cup holders
Double wide aft seating
Lounge filler cushion with dedicated storage
Foldaway stern bench seat
Helm seat with cushions and adjustable slider
All hardware 316-L stainless steel
All rails welded 316-L stainless steel
Battery storage
Bow anchor locker with drain
Bow storage lockers under V-berth
Cabin interior rod racks (3)
Galley storage
In-deck fishboxes with drain and pump-out (2)
Port cockpit storage drawers
Storage for safety gear - life jackets (8), flares, first aid kit, fire extinguisher
Under gunnel rod racks (4)
2016 Boston Whaler 315 Conquest Pilothouse
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