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Old     (wakefarmer)      Join Date: Nov 2007       05-09-2009, 8:02 PM Reply   
Who makes a light inboard boat. Brother is looking for a boat around 2500 or less pounds, because he has a lift rated at that. I thought that malibu was making a 18' boat to compete with the searay's,bayliner, and glastron's. He's not using the boat to wakeboard he's a skier so wake size is not an issue. Any idea's.....Thanks.
Old     (mtownrydr)      Join Date: Apr 2008       05-09-2009, 8:30 PM Reply   
get a moomba boomerang...prob one of the lightest inboard ski boats produced.
Old     (polkaking27)      Join Date: Feb 2005       05-10-2009, 7:03 AM Reply   
www.standardboats.com

They to make an awesome boat!
Old     (sidekicknicholas)      Join Date: Mar 2007       05-10-2009, 8:51 AM Reply   
most boat lift ratings give quite a bit of safety factor... we had a 2500lb lift, held a 3100 lb boat fine for 3 years, just had to get a new cable.... the cable we used was from Ace hardware, 1200lb max, not for lifting or hoisting.
Old     (bill_airjunky)      Join Date: Apr 2002       05-10-2009, 10:22 AM Reply   
Malibu Tantrum?

Any of those really lightweight boats are lightweight for a reason..... because they have nothing in them. Upholstery is slim, very little seating or storage, no ballast, small windshield, etc.

Upgrade the lift.
Old     (dxii)      Join Date: Jan 2009       05-10-2009, 11:12 AM Reply   
Anybody else think the priorities are a little screwed up here? Your brother should buy the boat he wants, and then find a suitable lift. He could probably sell the one he has and then find a higher capacity one on craigslist for the same amount of money.

And to answer your original question, just about any standard 20 foot inboard is going to be around 2500lbs. I know my Sanger DXII comes in just under that.
Old     (slax303)      Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Portland to Boston       05-10-2009, 1:55 PM Reply   
The Moomba Outback is 2,750 lbs. I dont think thats gonna break the lift
Old     (wakefarmer)      Join Date: Nov 2007       05-10-2009, 6:57 PM Reply   
I have to agree, that my brothers priorities are screwed up. I tried telling him to buy the boat he wants. He wants a new one for 20000 to 25000, and I told him to buy a used boat for that kind of money and he would have the boat he wants. He loves our vlx, and I told him we bought it used.
Old     (rallyart)      Join Date: Nov 2006       05-10-2009, 11:23 PM Reply   
Sanger DXII is under 2500#. Great boat, and very solid, but not an open bow so it's small inside.
Awesome barefoot boat.

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