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How do I choose the appropriate size tender/pwc for my boat?

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How do I choose the appropriate size tender/pwc for my boat?

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Always keep the length of your tender/pwc at least 2 feet shorter than the width of your transom. For example, a new 40’ SeaRay Sundancer has a beam that is 13’2″ at the widest point. However, at the stern, the swim platform is only 12’2″. So the ideal size of your tender should be 10’ for this boat. Weight is also an issue. The more weight you have at the stern, the longer time for your boat to plane. The SeaLift System weighs only 250 lbs. Keep your tender light and remember to add life jackets, gas tank, engine and battery when figuring total weight.

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