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19 May 2017, 05:44
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Country: UK - England
Town: hampshire
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ribeye 785s weight
need a new trailer for a Ribeye 785s 2003, does anyone know the weight of the Ribeye? i have googled but only found the newer ones on line. I can work out with engine if anyone has without engine weight. (about 220-240kg). Cheers.
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19 May 2017, 07:38
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If it is on a trailer now then can you take it to a local weight bridge? It is worth doing if an option.
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19 May 2017, 08:50
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Country: Ireland
Town: Galway
Boat name: Top Banana
Make: Scorpion 9m
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Not exactly the same boat as yours but for what it's worth I used to own a Ribeye 725S built in 1999 and it weighed 1550kgs without engine, batteries, kit or clobber, etc.
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19 May 2017, 09:07
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Town: Leicester
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Give Ribeye a call.
ETA. According to this ad the displacement is 985kg.
http://falmouth.boatshed.com/ribeye_785-boat-15132.html
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19 May 2017, 17:15
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cheers - tried the ribeye route but to many variables, about 1500kgs with engine - maybe. (Seems heavy for a 7.8 meter rib or maybe not?) I think the weigh bridge may be best option but was hoping to avoid that, ours is a fair distance away. I was hoping a fellow 785 owner may have done it already. Thanks anyway.
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19 May 2017, 17:25
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My 6.8 is 1580kg not counting the trailer, different boat of course so take that with a pinch of salt.
Take it to a bridge, buying 2 trailers because of this sucks......trust me!
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19 May 2017, 17:33
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cheers appreciate the help.
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19 May 2017, 21:02
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There will be lots of weighbridges near you - but they may not issue certs for vehicles. Think quarries, scrap metal merchants, waste collection outfits, etc. You just need a figure....
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20 May 2017, 20:22
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I used the 'Civic amenities' site - aka local tip - at Enderby in Leicester to check weigh mine.
IIRC cost about £5 & they gave me a signed printout of the total weight.
Best to ring around your area as not all 'Civic amenities' sites have a weighbridge.
Well worth doing & in my case the change to the trailer I was contemplating was abandoned.
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20 May 2017, 20:46
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Thanks again, i'll get the tow hook out!
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