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Old 08 July 2015, 12:43   #1
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12 passengers ribs

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I always look for a 12 passengers ribs specially a Zodiac Hurricane 733 or 753 , polaris or something kike that.
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Old 07 August 2015, 17:54   #2
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Hey how's it going? I have a 7m RIB for sale reasonably priced, It's currently registered for commercial use as well if your looking for a work/tour boat: Zodiac 733 hurricane RIB | powerboats, motorboats | Norfolk County | Kijiji
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Hey how's it going? I have a 7m RIB for sale reasonably priced, It's currently registered for commercial use as well if your looking for a work/tour boat: Zodiac 733 hurricane RIB | powerboats, motorboats | Norfolk County | Kijiji
A ZH 733 rated for 36 passengers
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Old 07 August 2015, 19:09   #4
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Yes 36 according to the marine engineer that certified it on the bouncy test. Doesn't mean it would handle that many passengers, it's to small.
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Yes 36 according to the marine engineer that certified it on the bouncy test. Doesn't mean it would handle that many passengers, it's to small.
I would love to know how he came to the figure of 36. Perhaps a misprint and he had 16 in mind
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the plate that came on my 7m said 18 person capacity. That's a serious discrepancy, the Zodiac specs I can find say capacity is 2160lbs after fuel and engines, 4400lbs all told.
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How do they work out the ratings? Is it the most number of crew the boat will plane out with assuming the maximum capacity motor? Seems crazy to suggest the boat will carry more people than it could plane out would be pretty much useless wouldn't it?
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XXX displacement / 165 lbs. = capacity in persons. At least it used to be 165 lbs and I believe that's what the used on my Willard to come up with 18. I think the USCG changed it a couple of years ago to 185 or so since Americans are all fat.
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Thats a bit like when you get in a small elevator and it says max 12 people and with 4 in you are already friendly with the others in the lift and you physically can't imagine how 12 people get in... But on a boat... its not just comfort and making sure it wont sink with that weight on board... as is being seen in the Med all too often at the moment with refugee boats even if you work out how to squeeze all those people on the boat if those people move weight the balance is wrong and boat capsizes.

I don't know what happens if 18 people all squeeze onto to port side to get a better view of a dolphin or something like that, but it should be a consideration.
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