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Boston Whaler Boats 370 Outrage 2017 Info
2017 Boston Whaler Boats 370 Outrage
Boat Length Overall: 37&39; 6"
Beam: 11&39; 6"
Draft: 23.5"
Weight (Dry, No Engine): 13,500 Lbs
Maximum Weight Capacity: 5,290 Lbs
Weight (With Engines, Fuel And Water): 18,715 Lbs
Height (Keel To Highest Point): 11&39; 5"
Height (Lowest Top Underwater Gear, In Down Position, To Top Of Windshield/Hardtop): 12&39; 1"
Swamped Capacity: 5,200 Lbs
Persons Capacity: 16
Maximum Horsepower: 1,050 Hp
Minimum Horsepower: 750 Hp
Deadrise At Transom: 23.5°
Fuel Capacity: 425 Gallons
Waste Capacity: 10 Gallons
Water Capacity: 60 Gallons
Livewell Volume: 55 Gallons
Maximum Engine Weight: 2,100 Lbs
Transom Height: 30"
Transom Angle: 15°
Bridge Clearance With Top: 9&39; 0"
Bridge Clearance With Top And Radar: 10&39; 4"
Bridge Clearance With Upper Station: 16&39; 0"
Package Boat Specs (With Engine Up): 41&39; 9"L X 11&39; 6"W X 11&39; 5"H
All hardware 316-L stainless steel
All rails welded 316-L stainless steel
10” stainless steel cleats – bow (2), spring line with hawse pipes (2), stern with hawse pipes (2), pull-up cross tie cleats at transom (2), anchor locker (1)
28” interior freeboard
Acrylic transom door with stainless steel latch
Bow eye
Cockpit LED courtesy lighting (blue and white)
Full coaming bolsters
Gunnel mounted rod holders – bow (4), aft cockpit (5)
Heavy-duty rub rail
Integral swim platform with grab rail and covered stainless steel ladder
Molded fiberglass port side dive/boarding door with removable stainless steel dive ladder
Pressurized livewell (24 gallons) with lid and blue interior in aft port corner
Self-bailing cockpit sole
Stainless steel cockpit toe rails
Stainless steel drink holders – bow (4), hawse pipes (2), helm (2), console lounge (4), leaning post (2)
Stainless steel grab rails
Stainless steel thru hull anchor roller davit
Transom rod holders (5)
Under gunnel rod holders (3)
Under gunnel storage shelf with downrigger weight holders (2 per side)
Welded stainless steel low profile interior rail
Windlass with rode and anchor
12-V receptacles (2)
Cast stainless steel steering wheel with knob
Center helm layout
Compass
Dash visor
Drink holders (2)
Electronics mounting surface with space for dual displays
Instrumentation and electrical switch panel with circuit breakers and illuminated text
Lockable acrylic sliding entry door
Molded console footrests and fold-down helm standing platform
Remote ignition key switches with pushbutton start at helm
SmartCraft Vessel View 7” display (network connections to Raymarine with Navigation Package)
Stereo – Fusion® AM/FM iPod ready stereo with single CD/DVD player, 3.5” color LCD display, JL audio waterproof speakers, subwoofer, amplifiers (2), remote controls (2) and MP3/USB inputs at helm and sun lounge (Fusion integration into Raymarine with Navigation Package) (Fusion Bluetooth enabled)
Fold-away stern bench seat
Forward console lounge with fold-down armrests, drink holders (4), backrests, removable cushion, stereo remote, auxiliary input and 12-V receptacle
Forward deck seating with drink holders (4)
Helm and companion bolster style seats (3) with fold-down armrests (center seat is electrically actuated)
Bow anchor locker with drains
Insulated in-floor fishboxes with pump-out – aft (4), forward (1)
Lifejacket storage
Lockable console front storage – holds six rods, two 5-gallon buckets (included), one 36 qt cooler (included), miscellaneous gear and optional dive tank racks
Storage bin in console
Storage under bow seating
Under gunnel storage shelves and storage nets
Aft cockpit area flood lights (2)
Bow area flood light
Custom powder coated integrated frame with aft support legs
Ladder access to hard-top
LED blue lighting
LED courtesy chart light (red and white)
Lifejacket storage
Lockable electronics box
Outrigger ready
Rod holders (6)
Stereo speakers (4)
Tempered glass windshield with actuated vent
Bait prep area with cutting board
Custom helm and companion bolster style seats (3) with fold-down armrests (center seat electrically actuated)
Drink holders (2)
Electric grill
Freshwater sink with hot and cold water
Helm and starboard fold-down standing platform
Lure bags with dedicated storage (6)
Port side fold-down footrest
Pressurized livewell (55 gallons) with clear lid, blue interior and red and white lights
Pullout refrigerator/freezer (1.75 cubic feet)
Stainless steel grab rail
Storage lid with tool holders, storage nets and leader holders
Storage net on aft face
Tackle storage drawers
Tip-out trash receptacle
12-V receptacle, 120-V outlet
21.5” flat screen HDTV
Air conditioner with windshield defogger (8,000 BTU)
Coffeemaker
Convertible settee/double berth with Ultraleather® upholstery
Drawer refrigerator (1.3 cubic feet)
Hanging locker
Hinged toilet cover with cushion
Interior courtesy lights (red and white)
Microwave
Opening portholes with screens (2)
Plasdeck flooring
Shower with curtain and dedicated wand/sprayer
Skylight and side lights (2)
Storage cabinet
Task lighting
Toilet paper holder
Toothbrush holder
Trash receptacle
VacuFlushTM toilet, holding tank with tank vent filter, overboard discharge and dockside pump-out
Vanity with vessel sink and mirror
300 L6 DTS triple Mercury Verado FourStroke engines with power steering and Shadow Mode Technology (91 octane fuel recommended)
Aluminum fuel tank (425 gallons)
Automatic bilge pumps (750 GPH berth, 2,000 GPH bilge, 2,000 GPH with high water alarm)
Battery trays (4) with remote switches and automatic charging relays
Bonding system for underwater through hull fittings
Bow thruster (4 kW) with dedicated battery bank and charging system
Cast bronze thru hull and seacocks (below waterline)
Cast stainless steel thru hulls (above waterline)
Cockpit and machinery space lighting
Diesel generator (8 kW Fischer Panda) with 20-gallon fuel tank
Dual 30 amp shore power inlets with battery charger, isolation transformers and shore power cords
Electric trim tabs with indicator (dual ram)
Electric trumpet horn
Engine fuel/water separators
Freshwater system with 60-gallon tank, sink in console, shower in console, sink at prep station, freshwater hot and cold transom shower, hot and cold dive door shower, anchor washdown and mid-ship outlet
LED navigation lights in hard-top
Pressurized livewell (24 gallons) with clear top window and blue interior in aft port corner
Pressurized livewell (55 gallons) with clear top window and blue interior in leaning post
Pressurized hot and cold water system with dockside hook-up and tank level indicator
Raw water washdown outlet midship
Stainless steel propellers
Transducer mount area
Water heater
Windlass with rode and anchor
Windshield wiper with wash system
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